mythology Crossword Puzzles
History key terms-Ella Clark 2021-11-16
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- an Archaic Greek poet from Eresos or Mytilene on the island of Lesbos
- a mythical creature portrayed during classical antiquity with the head and tail of a bull and the body of a man or, as described by Roman poet Ovid, a being part man and part bull"a short story, typically with
- animals as characters, conveying a moral.
- collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition was an
- a Greek fabulist and storyteller credited with a number of fables
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- ancient Greek author and epic poet.
- a cruel and oppressive ruler
- Athenian statesman whose leadership contributed to Athens' political and cultural supremacy in Greece
8 Clues: a cruel and oppressive ruler • ancient Greek author and epic poet. • animals as characters, conveying a moral. • a Greek fabulist and storyteller credited with a number of fables • an Archaic Greek poet from Eresos or Mytilene on the island of Lesbos • collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition was an • ...
History key terms-Ella Clark 2021-11-16
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- an Archaic Greek poet from Eresos or Mytilene on the island of Lesbos
- a mythical creature portrayed during classical antiquity with the head and tail of a bull and the body of a man or, as described by Roman poet Ovid, a being part man and part bull"a short story, typically with
- animals as characters, conveying a moral.
- collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition was an
- a Greek fabulist and storyteller credited with a number of fables
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- ancient Greek author and epic poet.
- a cruel and oppressive ruler
- Athenian statesman whose leadership contributed to Athens' political and cultural supremacy in Greece
8 Clues: a cruel and oppressive ruler • ancient Greek author and epic poet. • animals as characters, conveying a moral. • a Greek fabulist and storyteller credited with a number of fables • an Archaic Greek poet from Eresos or Mytilene on the island of Lesbos • collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition was an • ...
History key terms-Ella Clark 2021-11-16
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- an Archaic Greek poet from Eresos or Mytilene on the island of Lesbos
- a mythical creature portrayed during classical antiquity with the head and tail of a bull and the body of a man or, as described by Roman poet Ovid, a being part man and part bull"a short story, typically with
- animals as characters, conveying a moral.
- collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition was an
- a Greek fabulist and storyteller credited with a number of fables
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- ancient Greek author and epic poet.
- a cruel and oppressive ruler
- Athenian statesman whose leadership contributed to Athens' political and cultural supremacy in Greece
8 Clues: a cruel and oppressive ruler • ancient Greek author and epic poet. • animals as characters, conveying a moral. • a Greek fabulist and storyteller credited with a number of fables • an Archaic Greek poet from Eresos or Mytilene on the island of Lesbos • collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition was an • ...
Christmas Crossword 2021-12-07
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- Deck the halls with boughs of __________
- Without us, who would pass your gift?
- a small, showy trinket or decoration.
- Made with milk, cream, sugar, whipped ______ whites, and yolk.
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- Bells are ringin', children singin', all is merry and bright, hang your stockings and say your prayers, 'cause Santa Claus comes tonight!
- Trampling through a snowy night, I bring you a gift if you were nice. I don't need a flashlight, my nose shines red and bright.
- I rest and I rise, I come in different size, You can eat me in slice, I'll make your Christmas nice
- By Norse Mythology, Frigg called me a symbol of love.
8 Clues: Without us, who would pass your gift? • a small, showy trinket or decoration. • Deck the halls with boughs of __________ • By Norse Mythology, Frigg called me a symbol of love. • Made with milk, cream, sugar, whipped ______ whites, and yolk. • I rest and I rise, I come in different size, You can eat me in slice, I'll make your Christmas nice • ...
AP VOCAB WEEK 12 NGIRAIBAI TAKAWO 2025-12-04
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- a protective shield from Greek mythology, a formal term for protection or sponsorship, or it can be the name of various modern systems and organizations
- an adjective describing something that resembles or suggests an oracle, meaning it is prophetic, wise, or authoritative
- a Late Bronze Age civilization in Greece (c. 1750–1050 BC) that was characterized by a warrior culture
- a person who violates a law, rule, or moral code
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- full of people or things; crowded.
- a planned meeting at an agreed-upon time and place, or the place itself
- the food (or sometimes drink) of the Olympian gods
- archaic past and past participle of work.
8 Clues: full of people or things; crowded. • archaic past and past participle of work. • a person who violates a law, rule, or moral code • the food (or sometimes drink) of the Olympian gods • a planned meeting at an agreed-upon time and place, or the place itself • a Late Bronze Age civilization in Greece (c. 1750–1050 BC) that was characterized by a warrior culture • ...
Famous Greek mythology characters 2024-03-21
8 Clues: Poseidon's nemesis • The infamous Gorgon • Hospitality in Greek terms • Roman name of the god of war • Roman name of the king of gods • A hero returning home usually by sea • The only Greek god with the same Roman and Greek name • The goddess with a moon as a symbol but not the god of the moos
Week 22 Short Story 2021-03-01
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- A narrative device that hints at coming events; often builds suspense or anxiety in the reader.
- attributed to some force beyond scientific understanding or the laws of nature
- A statement of what will happen next in a sequence of events.
- A person who foretells future events
- so remarkable as to seem supernatural
- Imaginary; not real
- A body of stories about gods and heroes that try to explain how the world works
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- a story that concerns an unreal world or contains unreal characters; a fantasy may be merely whimsical, or it may present a serious point
- a simple prediction of the future
- the use of spells, incantations, words, and actions in an attempt to compel supernatural forces to act in certain ways, whether for good or for evil
- Fantasies which features real-world places and situations mixed with magic and supernatural elements
- supernaturally perceptive; (n.) one who possesses extrasensory powers, seer
- A literary work based on the imagination and not necessarily on fact
- predict what will happen
- foretelling the future by means of magic
15 Clues: Imaginary; not real • predict what will happen • a simple prediction of the future • A person who foretells future events • so remarkable as to seem supernatural • foretelling the future by means of magic • A statement of what will happen next in a sequence of events. • A literary work based on the imagination and not necessarily on fact • ...
Phil In the Gaps 2021-09-14
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- A delicious sandwich made of thinly sliced beef on a sliced roll with cheese and onions
- Lucia's husband-to-be
- In science, describes something that has the tendency to mix with or "is attracted to" water
- A grumbly satyr (half man, half goat)from Greek mythology played by Danny Devito in the movie Hercules
- Bill and Melinda Gates are well known for their giving back to the community, otherwise known as this
- The name of the groundhog in Groundhog Day with Bill Murray
- The opposite of downhill
- The English drummer, singer and songwriter of "Genesis" who sang the song, "In the Air Tonight"
- This city in Pennsylvania is home of Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell
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- An archipelagic country in Southeast Asia
- Another name for a symphony orchestra
- A rare genetic blood disorder that affected Queen Victoria
- Princess Aurora's (Sleeping Beauty's) knight in shinine armour
- The study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality and existence, especially when considered as an academic discipline
- The patriarch of the Banks family in The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air
15 Clues: Lucia's husband-to-be • The opposite of downhill • Another name for a symphony orchestra • An archipelagic country in Southeast Asia • A rare genetic blood disorder that affected Queen Victoria • The name of the groundhog in Groundhog Day with Bill Murray • Princess Aurora's (Sleeping Beauty's) knight in shinine armour • ...
Crossword Puzzle 2015-03-28
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- a city in and the capital of Greece, in the SE part.
- the ancient Greek god of the sea
- a new fruit found by Athenian farmers
- one of several deities, especially a male deity, presiding over some portion of worldly affairs.
- the ancient Greek goddess of love and beauty
- a decorative pillar, most often composed of stone and typically having a cylindrical or polygonal shaft with a capital and usually a base.
- the king of the gods and husband of Hera in Greek mythology
- an ancient city in S Greece
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- any similar place for public contests, games, performances, exhibitions, etc.; an arena, stadium, or auditorium.
- a female god or deity.
- the greatest of the games or festivals of ancient Greece, held every four years in the plain of Olympia in Elis, in honor of Zeus.
- A country in SE Europe
- the Greek goddess of wisdom
- a musical instrument with strings that was used especially in ancient Greece
- a traditional story, especially one concerning the early history of a people or explaining some natural or social phenomenon, and typically involving supernatural beings or events.
15 Clues: a female god or deity. • A country in SE Europe • the Greek goddess of wisdom • an ancient city in S Greece • the ancient Greek god of the sea • a new fruit found by Athenian farmers • the ancient Greek goddess of love and beauty • a city in and the capital of Greece, in the SE part. • the king of the gods and husband of Hera in Greek mythology • ...
Dark Dreamer CW#1 2015-11-14
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- Elder Goddess of Constancy and Fire. Creator of the Elder Kiln and the TokHaar race.
- A city ruled by King Ulthas Ardignas in the 5th Age somewhere in Kandarin.
- By taking the Memoriam Crystal in the Meilyr Clan (Prifddinas) with a Clan Crwys cape, 3 Cooking apples, and 3 Chocolate bars, you are being ___
- A type of dye attained as a reward from an Elite Clue
- The Signature hero ___ help founded the Heroes', Champions', and Legends' guilds.
- ___ translates to 'Trollhome' in both German and Norwegian.
- Mage is strong against Melee, just as Melee is strong against ___
- Being the first in time, or history.
- Examines: 1) A giant earwig thing. 2) A trusted and fierce-temped creature of Guthix
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- ___ is the cultural reference to 'Frankenstein' by Mary Shelley
- The virgin goddess of the hearth, home, and family in Roman mythology.
- Having or displaying ill will; wishing harm on others.
- The ruling government of Morytania.
- A piece of equipment dropped by Stomp.
- one of the three wizards who escaped from Crandor when the dragon Elvarg destroyed it, and the only one of them to have survived.
15 Clues: The ruling government of Morytania. • Being the first in time, or history. • A piece of equipment dropped by Stomp. • A type of dye attained as a reward from an Elite Clue • Having or displaying ill will; wishing harm on others. • ___ translates to 'Trollhome' in both German and Norwegian. • ___ is the cultural reference to 'Frankenstein' by Mary Shelley • ...
Fahrenheit 451 Crossword 2015-12-10
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- the person who memorized Pluto's Republic and wrote the books; The Fingers in the Glove and The Proper Relationship between Individual and Society
- captain of the fireman team Montag was on; got burned to death
- a bird that burns itself and then reborn from it's ashes
- betrayed her husband by turning him in for having books
- to mythology this creature lives in fire
- the things fireman burn for a living
- the author of Fahrenheit 451
- what Mildred watches everyday and what she calls her "family"
- the place where Montag and Mildred first met
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- old, retired English Professor who keeps Montag company by talking to him on ear pieces
- Montag's 17-year-old girl neighbor who got killed by a speeding car
- the fireman who hid books in his house and memorized the book of Ecclesiastes
- what Montag follows to find Granger and the others
- a fireman who Montag works with; whose house Montag planted some books in
- a mechanical robot that has eight legs and a built in needle
15 Clues: the author of Fahrenheit 451 • the things fireman burn for a living • to mythology this creature lives in fire • the place where Montag and Mildred first met • what Montag follows to find Granger and the others • betrayed her husband by turning him in for having books • a bird that burns itself and then reborn from it's ashes • ...
The Cyclops Vocabulary 2024-03-25
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- A pile of branches from a tree.
- An abundance or large quantity of something
- He god of fire including the fire of volcanoes, deserts, metalworking and the forge in ancient Roman religion and myth.
- A way or course taken in getting from a starting point to a destination.
- One's opponent in a contest, conflict, or dispute.
- Add coal or other solid fuel to (a fire, furnace, boiler,
- A figure from Greek mythology who was the rich but wicked king of Sipylus.
- Roman goddess of agriculture compare Demeter
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- The formal residence of essentially all of the gods, although this was meant more in a symbolic than literal sense.
- Owing thanks or having a duty to someone in return for help or a service
- A person or thing of very great strength, intellect , or importance
- Cause severe and extensive damage to.
- Suffer death, typically in a violent, sudden, or untimely way.
- Inflict harm in return for (an injury or wrong done to oneself or another). suffer death, typically in a violent, sudden, or untimely way.
- Greatly dismay or horrify.
15 Clues: Greatly dismay or horrify. • A pile of branches from a tree. • Cause severe and extensive damage to. • An abundance or large quantity of something • Roman goddess of agriculture compare Demeter • One's opponent in a contest, conflict, or dispute. • Add coal or other solid fuel to (a fire, furnace, boiler, • ...
Birds in Art and Literature 2024-06-27
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- Yellow bird often depicted in songs and literature as a symbol of joy or warning.
- Bird featured in children's literature, such as "Mr. Popper's Penguins" by Richard and Florence Atwater.
- Bird of prey featured in Native American folklore and symbolism.
- Bird known for its distinctive call, featured in poems and stories.
- Majestic bird symbolizing strength and freedom, appearing in heraldry, mythology, and literature.
- Bird often depicted in ballet, such as "Swan Lake" by Tchaikovsky.
- Symbolic bird known for its self-sacrifice, appearing in Christian symbolism and literature.
- Common bird in poetry and literature, often symbolizing simplicity and freedom.
- Symbol of peace in art and literature, such as Picasso's painting "The Dove."
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- Bird known for its beautiful song, featured in numerous poems and stories.
- Elegant bird often depicted in Japanese art, symbolizing tranquility and grace.
- Symbolic bird in Samuel Taylor Coleridge's poem "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner."
- Bird featured in Harper Lee's novel "To Kill a Mockingbird."
- Symbolic bird in Edgar Allan Poe's poem "The Raven."
- Mythical bird associated with rebirth and immortality, appearing in various literary works.
15 Clues: Symbolic bird in Edgar Allan Poe's poem "The Raven." • Bird featured in Harper Lee's novel "To Kill a Mockingbird." • Bird of prey featured in Native American folklore and symbolism. • Bird often depicted in ballet, such as "Swan Lake" by Tchaikovsky. • Bird known for its distinctive call, featured in poems and stories. • ...
World Cultures 2023-06-20
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- A traditional way of doing something that is common in a particular culture
- A system of communication used by a particular group of people
- The art and science of designing and constructing buildings
- A collection of stories that explains the beliefs and practices of a culture
- dance Traditional dances that are associated with a particular culture or region
- A custom or belief that has been passed down for a long time
- Stories, myths, and legends that are passed down through oral tradition
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- The food and cooking traditions of a culture
- The customs, beliefs, music, art, and other aspects of human activity that affect a group of people
- A set of beliefs and practices that relate to a higher power or spiritual force
- A party or event held to commemorate a special occasion
- A celebration or gathering that often includes food, music, and entertainment
- A formal event that often has religious or cultural significance
- Creative expression such as painting, drawing, sculpture, or music
- Styles, trends, and clothing choices that are popular in a particular time and place
15 Clues: The food and cooking traditions of a culture • A party or event held to commemorate a special occasion • The art and science of designing and constructing buildings • A custom or belief that has been passed down for a long time • A system of communication used by a particular group of people • A formal event that often has religious or cultural significance • ...
Vocab Words #1 2023-02-01
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- a policy of extending a country's power and influence through diplomacy or military force
- bring under domination or control
- originating or occurring naturally in a particular place; native
- a raw material or primary agricultural product that can be bought and sold
- relating to, based on, or appearing in myths or mythology
- the customs, arts, social institutions, and achievements of a particular nation,people or other social group
- belonging naturally; essential
- control of a place or people by use of military force
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- a member of a class of traveling poets, musicians, and storytellers who maintain a tradition of oral history in parts of west Africa
- in exactly the same words as were used originally
- the fact of being who or what a person or thing is
- make full use of and derive benefit from a resource
- skilled at gaining an advantage, especially deceitfully
- concerned with the principles of right and wrong behavior and the goodness and badness of human character
- the action or state of dividing or being divided into parts
15 Clues: belonging naturally; essential • bring under domination or control • in exactly the same words as were used originally • the fact of being who or what a person or thing is • make full use of and derive benefit from a resource • control of a place or people by use of military force • skilled at gaining an advantage, especially deceitfully • ...
Roman Religion 2022-11-29
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- The gods and goddesses of Greek culture significantly influenced the development of roman deities and __________.
- The _______ Cult worshiped the Emperors of Rome.
- The Roman state recognized main gods and goddesses by decorating public _________.
- The Romans believed that _______ served a role in founding the city of Rome.
- ______ was a god with two faces that represented the spirit of passages such as doorways and gates.
- Roman stories however focus less on the story telling and _______ that Greek stories tried to explain and more on religious rituals and prayer.
- The Imperial Cult worshiped the Emperors of Rome, starting with _______.
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- monotheistic religions started to appear within the empire like _______ and christianity.
- Janus's son was named ________.
- early Romans believed the gods and goddesses lived on top of Mount _______.
- Romans honored multiple gods.
- Many of the planets in our solar system were named after Roman _______.
- tiberinus was the god of the river _____, which runs through the city of Rome.
- Most of the emperors were made into gods except for really bad ones like ____ and Tiberius.
- The month of ________ is named after Janus.
15 Clues: Romans honored multiple gods. • Janus's son was named ________. • The month of ________ is named after Janus. • The _______ Cult worshiped the Emperors of Rome. • Many of the planets in our solar system were named after Roman _______. • The Imperial Cult worshiped the Emperors of Rome, starting with _______. • ...
INS Vocab 2023-09-28
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- unable to be separated or treated separately.
- the rigid observance of rules of convention or etiquette.
- involving many carefully arranged parts or details; detailed and complicated in design and planning.
- the language or dialect spoken by the ordinary people in a particular country or region.
- of very great extent or quantity; immense.
- the many-headed Lernaean water serpent slain by Herakles in Greek mythology,
- of uncertain, indefinite, or unclear character or meaning
- amusing or laughable through obvious absurdity, incongruity, exaggeration, or eccentricity
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- done consciously and intentionally.
- in a manner suggestive of or relating to a conspiracy made by a group of people to do something unlawful or harmful.
- certain to happen; unavoidable.
- a person who claims to have a supernatural ability to perceive events in the future or beyond normal sensory contact.
- made up of exactly similar parts facing each other or around an axis; showing symmetry.
- The quality of being logically or factually sound; soundness or cogency.
- a situation in which a difficult choice has to be made between two or more alternatives, especially equally undesirable ones.
15 Clues: certain to happen; unavoidable. • done consciously and intentionally. • of very great extent or quantity; immense. • unable to be separated or treated separately. • the rigid observance of rules of convention or etiquette. • of uncertain, indefinite, or unclear character or meaning • The quality of being logically or factually sound; soundness or cogency. • ...
How far has Mythology been unleashed???!! 2013-08-30
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- Kunti's birth name
- Lord Rama's Sister
- The sage who cursed Pandu that he would die if he neared his wives
- The sage who granted the boon of children to Kunti
- Krishna's sister who was an incarnation of Goddess Durga
- The horse face of Panchamukha
- Daughter of Himavan and Menadevi
- Sati was the grand-daughter of which of the three Lords?
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- The concept of fathering children for the cause of Dharma & not pleasure
- The God born out of a body paste
- The Sage who cursed Lord Dharma to be born on earth
- The biological father of Lord Krishna
- The prince known for his oath of celibacy
- The half-monkey and half-reptile who claims to be Hanuman's son
- Karthikeya's chief commander of the army
15 Clues: Kunti's birth name • Lord Rama's Sister • The horse face of Panchamukha • The God born out of a body paste • Daughter of Himavan and Menadevi • The biological father of Lord Krishna • Karthikeya's chief commander of the army • The prince known for his oath of celibacy • The sage who granted the boon of children to Kunti • The Sage who cursed Lord Dharma to be born on earth • ...
Constellations 2021-05-17
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- It is also an autumn constellation that got it's name from the Greek mythological hero who killed a monster called Medusa.
- It is found in the northern hemisphere. Its stars from a house and is also called the "King of Ethiopia".
- It resembles a hunter, hence its other name, "The Hunter". It is seen in the night sky during winter.
- the scales
- Also known as the North Star.It is one of the most used reference in navigations.
- the scorpion
- the fish
- This constellation is a dragon from Greek mythology. This dragon's tail is found between the asterisms of Big Dipper and the Little Dipper.
- Also called the little bear
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- A constellation named after a mythological Greek hero. It is visible in the night sky during spring.
- groupings of stars.
- the centaur
- A chart that shows predictions on one's zodiac signs.
- the maiden
- the crab
- the bull
- Is a constellation in the northern hemisphere. Its stars are visible during clear autumn nights.
- Also called the big bear.
- It is a constellation that is also found in the northern sky.
- A study based on the celestial bodies such as the Sun, the Moon, the planets, and the constellations.
20 Clues: the crab • the bull • the fish • the maiden • the scales • the centaur • the scorpion • groupings of stars. • Also called the big bear. • Also called the little bear • A chart that shows predictions on one's zodiac signs. • It is a constellation that is also found in the northern sky. • Also known as the North Star.It is one of the most used reference in navigations. • ...
Constellation 2021-05-17
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- the fish
- Is a constellation in the northern hemisphere. Its stars are visible during clear autumn nights.
- the bull
- the scales
- the crab
- A chart that shows predictions on one's zodiac signs.
- Also called the little bear
- Also called the big bear.
- Also known as the North Star.It is one of the most used reference in navigations.
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- It is found in the northern hemisphere. Its stars from a house and is also called the "King of Ethiopia".
- the centaur
- It is a constellation that is also found in the northern sky.
- This constellation is a dragon from Greek mythology. This dragon's tail is found between the asterisms of Big Dipper and the Little Dipper.
- It resembles a hunter, hence its other name, "The Hunter". It is seen in the night sky during winter.
- A study based on the celestial bodies such as the Sun, the Moon, the planets, and the constellations.
- A constellation named after a mythological Greek hero. It is visible in the night sky during spring.
- It is also an autumn constellation that got it's name from the Greek mythological hero who killed a monster called Medusa.
- groupings of stars.
- the scorpion
- the maiden
20 Clues: the fish • the bull • the crab • the scales • the maiden • the centaur • the scorpion • groupings of stars. • Also called the big bear. • Also called the little bear • A chart that shows predictions on one's zodiac signs. • It is a constellation that is also found in the northern sky. • Also known as the North Star.It is one of the most used reference in navigations. • ...
Axolotls in Peril 2022-09-08
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- It means to be recognizable.
- The immature forms of the animal and hatches.
- It’s a cute frilly salamander.
- Something results good.
- A district of Mexico city.
- Are made from woven rafts anchored in shallow water.
- Explaining if your evidence supports your claim.
- Species Species eat other species.
- Retaining juvenile features even when growing up.
- That extracts oxygen from the water so the animal can breathe underwater.
- When there are no remaining members of a species.
- Unhatched offspring and develops inside the egg.
- Organism A creature studies extensively in the lab to help scientists better understand certain biology processes in humans.
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- The ability to regrow body parts.
- Change over time or develop something faster.
- Vegetation Helps filter and clean contaminated water.
- City The area is located on a high, flat plateau, surrounded by mountains and volcanoes.
- Species need a moist environment to live.
- Web Interconnected food chains of what eats what within an ecosystem.
- People who onced lived in the region.
- An answer to a scientific question.
- The community of organisms interacting with each other and their physical surroundings.
- Support or counter a scientific theory or hypothesis.
- A change to their genetic code.
- Something that becomes an important symbol in indigenous Mexican mythology.
25 Clues: Something results good. • A district of Mexico city. • It means to be recognizable. • It’s a cute frilly salamander. • A change to their genetic code. • The ability to regrow body parts. • Species Species eat other species. • An answer to a scientific question. • People who onced lived in the region. • Species need a moist environment to live. • ...
Axolotls in Peril 2022-09-08
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- It means to be recognizable.
- The immature forms of the animal and hatches.
- It’s a cute frilly salamander.
- Something results good.
- A district of Mexico city.
- Are made from woven rafts anchored in shallow water.
- Explaining if your evidence supports your claim.
- Species Species eat other species.
- Retaining juvenile features even when growing up.
- That extracts oxygen from the water so the animal can breathe underwater.
- When there are no remaining members of a species.
- Unhatched offspring and develops inside the egg.
- Organism A creature studies extensively in the lab to help scientists better understand certain biology processes in humans.
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- The ability to regrow body parts.
- Change over time or develop something faster.
- Vegetation Helps filter and clean contaminated water.
- City The area is located on a high, flat plateau, surrounded by mountains and volcanoes.
- Species need a moist environment to live.
- Web Interconnected food chains of what eats what within an ecosystem.
- People who onced lived in the region.
- An answer to a scientific question.
- The community of organisms interacting with each other and their physical surroundings.
- Support or counter a scientific theory or hypothesis.
- A change to their genetic code.
- Something that becomes an important symbol in indigenous Mexican mythology.
25 Clues: Something results good. • A district of Mexico city. • It means to be recognizable. • It’s a cute frilly salamander. • A change to their genetic code. • The ability to regrow body parts. • Species Species eat other species. • An answer to a scientific question. • People who onced lived in the region. • Species need a moist environment to live. • ...
Crime and Punishment 2019-04-04
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- In Ovid’s version of the story of Lycaon, who tells the story of Lycaon?
- Sisyphus asked his wife not to bury his ______ if he died.
- The _______ is an important source of Greek and Roman mythology
- Ixion’s punishment was to be bound to a fiery ____ which rolled around the underworld.
- Thanatos chained Sisyphus here
- What was Sisyphus role in society?
- It was a common practice for two parties involved in a treaty to exchange these.
- Lycaon and his sons were turned into these.
- The word tantalize is derived from this person’s name.
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- Sisyphus was condemned for causing Zeus to commit this act.
- fathered the centaurs by the mares (female horses) of Mount Pelion
- made sure his guests “fit” his bed by any means necessary
- tried to seduce Hera
- eternally condemned to push a rock up a hill
- Tantalus was punished for stealing ______ and nectar, then slicing and dicing his son to feed to the gods
- ate part of Pelop’s shoulder
- Sisyphus manages to capture the personification of _______.
- god of death
- Procrustes was slain by this hero.
- Sisyphus made money by killing his ______ and keeping their stuff.
- Ixion was tricked into copulating with a ____ in the image of Hera.
21 Clues: god of death • tried to seduce Hera • ate part of Pelop’s shoulder • Thanatos chained Sisyphus here • Procrustes was slain by this hero. • What was Sisyphus role in society? • Lycaon and his sons were turned into these. • eternally condemned to push a rock up a hill • The word tantalize is derived from this person’s name. • ...
ancient egypt 2019-05-12
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- the ruler of Egypt
- tapered monolithic pillar, originally erected in pairs at the entrances of ancient Egyptian temples
- hieroglyphic symbol of an ancient Egyptian pharaoh
- a stone coffin used in ancient times
- a group of eight
- the official worship of the gods and in commemoration of the pharaohs in ancient Egypt
- a line of hereditary rulers
- the goddess of fertility
- the realm of the dead in ancient Egyptian mythology.
- a large ancient statue of a creature with a human head and a lion's body that stands near the pyramids in Egypt.
- a god responsible for all life on earth, in heaven and in the Tuat (underworld).
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- a small object that a person wears, carries, or offers to a deity
- Egyptian queen of the 18th dynasty.
- The Egyptian script that was one of the writing systems used by ancient Egyptians to represent their language.
- extraordinarily great in size, bigger than life size, much larger.
- a coating put over the top of a pyramid
- a large cemetery belonging to an ancient city
- a deceased human or an animal whose skin and organs have been preserved
- a group or set of nine
- the place where the pharaoh and important people were buried
- mined by the ancient Egyptians for use in burial rites.
21 Clues: a group of eight • the ruler of Egypt • a group or set of nine • the goddess of fertility • a line of hereditary rulers • Egyptian queen of the 18th dynasty. • a stone coffin used in ancient times • a coating put over the top of a pyramid • a large cemetery belonging to an ancient city • hieroglyphic symbol of an ancient Egyptian pharaoh • ...
Alec's Ancient Greek Crossword 2019-03-31
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- Ancient city ruled by Athena, goddess of reason
- Second letter of the Greek alphabet
- Horse-drawn carriage
- City tricked by Athens with a wooden horse
- Ancient Greek philosopher who wrote down Socrates' ideas
- Mythical king that defeated the minotaur
- mathematician that created algorithm for calculating Pi
- Wife of Prometheus
- Collection of myths
- Also know as the divine proportion and first described by Greek mathematician Euclid
- Son of Zeus. Gatekeeper of Olympus. God of strength
- Goddess of retribution. Today used as another word for arch enemy
- Last letter of the Greek alphabet
- Third letter of the Greek alphabet
- Earth goddess
- Winged horse
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- God of the satyrs
- First letter of the Greek alphabet
- Classical Greek philosopher. Plato was his most famous student
- Sons and daughters of Gaia
- Collection of stories that teach a moral lesson
- Fourth letter of the Greek alphabet
- Greek god of the sea
- Ancient Greek mathematician
- King of the kingdom of Macedon
- Goddess of women, marriage and family
- Legendary author of epic poems Iliad and The Odyssey
- Citizen of Troy
- Sporting even that still exists today
- Ship that Jason sailed
- Snake-haired monster defeated by Perseus
- Lord of all gods
32 Clues: Winged horse • Earth goddess • Citizen of Troy • Lord of all gods • God of the satyrs • Wife of Prometheus • Collection of myths • Greek god of the sea • Horse-drawn carriage • Ship that Jason sailed • Sons and daughters of Gaia • Ancient Greek mathematician • King of the kingdom of Macedon • Last letter of the Greek alphabet • First letter of the Greek alphabet • ...
Greeks and Romans 2021-02-11
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- learned at home in Greek Culture
- Greeks were these, but Romans ate more meat
- Greeks worshipped these with shrines and temples, while Romans used mythology more in their religion
- important to Greek women, but not so important to Roman women
- these children learned by tutors in Roman culture and all children learned, not like the Greeks
- a rattle both Greek and Romans children played with
- a famous Greek city
- ancient Roman city
- Greeks used these in their art, but Romans didn't use them as much
- a toy both Romans and Greek children played with
- both Romans and Greeks used these to help them with various tasks
- held a high positions and rights in Roman society, but Greek women were ruled by their husbands
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- included in most meals for both Romans and Greeks
- this was the Romans biggest meal
- Romans liked to use these on floors of their houses, but Greek homes were simpler.
- a game Roman children played
- Greeks ate many of these
- Greeks ate a lot of these
- a spinning toy Greeks played with
- this was an important food to both Greeks and Romans
- went to school in Greek Culture
- a toy for Greek children
22 Clues: ancient Roman city • a famous Greek city • Greeks ate many of these • a toy for Greek children • Greeks ate a lot of these • a game Roman children played • went to school in Greek Culture • this was the Romans biggest meal • learned at home in Greek Culture • a spinning toy Greeks played with • Greeks were these, but Romans ate more meat • ...
Spelling Bee Crossword Puzzle 18 2021-10-19
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- Religious, pious
- A person who belongs to or is part of a local church community
- Aquatic birds with long legs and necks, webbed feet, beaks sharply bent downward, and which are usually rosy-white in color
- To bring into reality as if by magic
- The supreme god in norse mythology
- A city in British Columbia, Canada
- The result or product of something
- Extreme pain or distress
- To lessen to the smallest degree possible
- A gray or brownish insect-eating bird with a hooked bill that often uses thorns to impale its prey
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- Having the qualities of a person who betrays another
- A method of protecting assets against a potential loss as dictated by certain conditions and provided for a set amount of money
- Declared legally unable to pay debts
- Worried : upset
- Growths in size, number, or value
- People who tell the future by looking at how the position of the stars in the sky supposedly affects people's lives and events on earth
- People who are adept in the operation or construction of machinery
- A mineral deposit growing up from the floor of a cave
- A building that consists of multiple privately owned apartments or units
- To loot
20 Clues: To loot • Worried : upset • Religious, pious • Extreme pain or distress • Growths in size, number, or value • The supreme god in norse mythology • A city in British Columbia, Canada • The result or product of something • Declared legally unable to pay debts • To bring into reality as if by magic • To lessen to the smallest degree possible • ...
Unit 3 2021-10-24
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- To _____ at a subject or activity means to be very good at it.
- _____ is the study of human society, its organizations, and problems.
- If someone is _____, they are intelligent.
- If something is _____, then it lets out, or is related to, radiation.
- If something is _____, it is related to logic and reasoning.
- _____ is an advanced type of mathematics.
- If something is _____, it is related to learning and knowing things.
- An _____ is a person’s ability to understand things easily.
- A _____ is the act of two things hitting into each another.
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- _____ is the study of the various parts of living things.
- If something is _____, it is based on theory rather than experience.
- _____ is a set of ideas about time and space developed by Albert Einstein.
- If someone is _____, they are able to think or act successfully.
- _____ is a group of stories from a particular country or region.
- A _____ is a certificate proving that someone has completed their studies.
- A _____ is an unmarried man.
- To _____ a fact or belief means to state it with confidence.
- To _____ something means to control and use it, usually to make energy.
- If something is _____, it is related to the sky or to outer space.
- _____ is the study of the Earth’s natural structures and how they change.
20 Clues: A _____ is an unmarried man. • _____ is an advanced type of mathematics. • If someone is _____, they are intelligent. • _____ is the study of the various parts of living things. • An _____ is a person’s ability to understand things easily. • A _____ is the act of two things hitting into each another. • If something is _____, it is related to logic and reasoning. • ...
Greek 2021-05-06
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- goddess of wisdom
- goddess of love
- the messenger god
- god of the underworld
- goddess of the moon
- god of celebration
- god of the sea
- people who had the right to participate in the government
- goddess of agriculture
- a high hill which a fortress often stood upon
- a leader who held power through the use of force
- the time period that marked great achievements
- poet who made the Iliad and the Odyssey
- the Greek word for a city-state
- most famous lyric poet
- short stories that teach the reader lessons about life or give advice on how to live
- a body of stories about gods and heroes that try to explain how the world works
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- god of metalworking
- the king of the gods
- rich landowners
- the first people to live in Greece
- goddess of the hearth
- the first Greeks
- a government in which people rule themselves
- a brilliant elected leader who led the government from 460 BC to 429 BC
- a person who was famous for his fables
- god of the sun
- god of war
- queen of the gods
- a government in which only a few people have power
30 Clues: god of war • god of the sea • god of the sun • goddess of love • rich landowners • the first Greeks • goddess of wisdom • the messenger god • queen of the gods • god of celebration • god of metalworking • goddess of the moon • the king of the gods • god of the underworld • goddess of the hearth • goddess of agriculture • most famous lyric poet • the Greek word for a city-state • ...
2023 Fourth Period 2023-02-18
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- has been single for 14 years, wants to study business at Harvard or be a DH in MLB
- enjoys the color pink, pasta, reading and soccer
- likes dance, volleyball, Tik Tok and superman ice cream
- hurdler who wants to be a child psychologist
- likes shoes, playing and watching sports, wants to be a teacher or engineer
- bilingual artist who bakes and makes bracelets
- Ukelele player who watches hockey and football and wants to be a photographer
- likes hockey and playing PS5
- wants to be an actress or news reporter, likes theater and Starbucks
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- likes sccer and baseball and would like to leave Ohio for California
- likes cooking, Walking Dead and leaving school
- is married to a monkey, likes music and wants to be a veterinarian
- likes Greek mythology and drawing
- likes skateboarding, playing hockey, coding and playing drums
- a great reader, and skater, who crochets
- speaks three languages, is double jointed and wants to be a fashion designer
- likes pickles, bats and cats
- independent person who enjoys Pinterest and wants to be a fashion or interior designer
- wants to be a content creator or game developer
- has a bearded dragon named Rex, likes baseball and wants to be an engineer at NASA
20 Clues: likes pickles, bats and cats • likes hockey and playing PS5 • likes Greek mythology and drawing • a great reader, and skater, who crochets • hurdler who wants to be a child psychologist • likes cooking, Walking Dead and leaving school • bilingual artist who bakes and makes bracelets • wants to be a content creator or game developer • ...
Poetry Terms 2023-04-20
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- compares two unlike things using "like" or "as"
- repeated use of words or phrases
- an object, person, animal, place, or image that represents something other than itself
- a reference to a famous work; in literature, the most well-known are the Bible, Shakespeare, or mythology
- consists of lines and stanzas
- a three-line Asian poem about nature
- a songlike poem that honors a person or event
- the sound of the words has a musical effect
- repetition of identical sounds of words within a line
- language not meant to be taken literally
- the beat or pattern of syllables
- a poem with no specific structure or rhyme
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- extreme exaggeration
- the form or layout of the poem
- a poem that tells a story
- giving human characteristics to nonhuman things
- a poem that conveys feelings and emotions
- words with sounds that suggest their meanings
- repetition of sounds at the beginning of words
- consists of sentences and paragraphs
- compares two unlike things by saying that one "is" another
- an expression whose meaning is not clear by looking at the words
- a poem whose shape looks like its subject
- the repetition of identical sounds at the ends of lines
24 Clues: extreme exaggeration • a poem that tells a story • consists of lines and stanzas • the form or layout of the poem • repeated use of words or phrases • the beat or pattern of syllables • a three-line Asian poem about nature • consists of sentences and paragraphs • language not meant to be taken literally • a poem that conveys feelings and emotions • ...
Literature Vocabulary 2013-05-22
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- Keen or ardent in desire or feeling; impatiently longing
- To comprehend
- To make strenuous efforts toward any goal
- A person or thing that applies or administers punishment or sever critcism
- Promptness; speed
- Underhand plots; intrigues
- The act of forbearing; a refraining from something
- Exceedingly eager or avid
- A person or thing that binds or ties together
- Sheep or goat skin prepared as material on which to write
- Holding Spellbound
- High-pitched sound
- Chief god in Norse Mythology and Norse paganism
- Sneaking around with a watchful eye
- A person who rises in forcible opposition to lawful authority
- An inclination or liking; it can be temporary in nature
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- Regal, lofty, or stately dignity; imposing character, grandeur
- The act of hurrying
- Acting in an upright, moral way; virtous
- Skill,proficiency
- Confused; troubled
- Calling upon to do something specified
- Horrible or frightful to the senses; repulsive; very ugly
- To give up; put aside or desist form
- Worthy of confidence or praise
- Open to or having several possible interpretations
- Slightly open
- Seeking or request for truth, information, or knowledge
- A piece or a part that sticks out from something
- Bites or chews on, esp. persistently
30 Clues: To comprehend • Slightly open • Skill,proficiency • Promptness; speed • Confused; troubled • Holding Spellbound • High-pitched sound • The act of hurrying • Exceedingly eager or avid • Underhand plots; intrigues • Worthy of confidence or praise • Sneaking around with a watchful eye • To give up; put aside or desist form • Bites or chews on, esp. persistently • ...
The Inferno Cantos 1-6 Vocabulary 2013-11-18
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- intense anger
- doubtful
- to praise
- similar or accompanying
- extreme distress of the body or mind
- to express grief
- conflict
- a greeting
- to stray away from what is proper or good
- the ruler
- to admit
- a small amount
- to move upward
- fill to satisfaction
- extreme lack of respect
- to beg
- to move downward
- center of the Italian renaissance during the 14th to 16th centuries
- to rest or lie
- under cover
- to cause great mental or physical pain
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- to provoke
- intended to deceive
- of a kind and generous spirit
- very bad
- to gain
- very bad
- to hold back
- to criticize severely
- a prediction for the future
- greatness in depth, height, or range
- pay close attention to
- deep feeling of respect
- writing or conversation of a serious nature
- to decrease the purity or quality
- extreme desire for wealth
- harmless
- to annoy
- to dislike
- relating to the flesh
- to speak disrespectfully of something sacred
- a three-headed dog from Greek mythology
- a person who eats or drinks to excess
- not known to many people
- to find blameless or to forgive
- lack of respect
- to notice or understand
47 Clues: to beg • to gain • very bad • doubtful • very bad • conflict • harmless • to annoy • to admit • to praise • the ruler • to provoke • a greeting • to dislike • under cover • to hold back • intense anger • a small amount • to move upward • to rest or lie • lack of respect • to express grief • to move downward • intended to deceive • fill to satisfaction • to criticize severely • relating to the flesh • pay close attention to • ...
Pebbletree Feb 2015-02-27
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- Which type of pastry is used to make 'vol au vents'? (4,6)
- What is the name given to a male swan? (3)
- What is the name of leather pouch traditionally worn with a Scottish kilt? (7)
- What costs £4.99 from Simply66? (10,12)
- Which Goldfish service costs €3.00 per month? (5,4,4)
- What is the name of the international organisation for people with genius IQ's? (5)
- What would a cartographer make? (4)
- In the Beatles, which instrument did Paul play? (4)
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- What does the 'e' stand for in 'e-mail'? (10)
- Which of our brands offers: Layers, Agent Monitor, & Easy Comparisons? (4)
- What does a sommelier do? (5,4)
- In Greek Mythology, which titan was the father of Zeus? (7)
- Which of the 7 Dwarfs wore glasses? (3)
- What is the drug that Walter White and Jesse Pinkman 'cook'? (15)
- Which movie won Best Picture at the 2015 Oscars? (7)
- Which planet has the Highest mountain in the solar system? (4)
- In which country are 'Daewoo' cars made? (5)
- What feature allows you to create layered menus that divert calls multimle extensions? (3)
- How is the year 2000 written in Roman numerals? (2)
- Who manufactures the 300 IP Phone with PoE? (4)
20 Clues: What does a sommelier do? (5,4) • What would a cartographer make? (4) • Which of the 7 Dwarfs wore glasses? (3) • What costs £4.99 from Simply66? (10,12) • What is the name given to a male swan? (3) • In which country are 'Daewoo' cars made? (5) • What does the 'e' stand for in 'e-mail'? (10) • Who manufactures the 300 IP Phone with PoE? (4) • ...
Chemistry CrossWord 2014-02-09
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- H2O
- argentum in Latin
- example is sodium hydroxide (NaOH)
- the outermost electrons of an atom
- device that measures the average energy of a system
- negatively charge ions
- an atom that is defined by its atomic number
- measure the pressure in the atmosphere
- A state of matter which takes the shape of its container
- pertaining to the atomic nucleus
- fill their container though have no definite shape or volume
- subatomic particle that has no net charge
- abbreviated mol
- the part of the solution that is mixed into the solvent
- the Greek, 'argos', meaning idle
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- the Greek 'hydro' and 'genes' meaning water-forming
- the Persian 'zargun', meaning gold coloured
- Group 7 on the Periodic Table
- the chemistry of organisms
- how close a value is to the actual or true value
- Niobe, daughter of king Tantalus from Greek mythology
- the part of the solution that dissolves the solute
- a subatomic particle with a net charge that is negative
- ionic compounds composed of anions and cations
- homogeneous mixture made up of multiple substances
- positively charged ion
- the effect of light scattering by colloidal
- a chemical element in its smallest form
- a model describing the nature of a phenomenon
- the molecules are packed close together
30 Clues: H2O • abbreviated mol • argentum in Latin • negatively charge ions • positively charged ion • the chemistry of organisms • Group 7 on the Periodic Table • pertaining to the atomic nucleus • the Greek, 'argos', meaning idle • example is sodium hydroxide (NaOH) • the outermost electrons of an atom • measure the pressure in the atmosphere • a chemical element in its smallest form • ...
The Odyssey, "The Wrath of Poseidon" 2017-05-24
Across
- One who lives for ever
- These also known as the "Seven Sisters"
- A forceful effort to get out of an issue or area of danger
- An understanding between people/ feelings of pity among another's misfortune
- She is the goddess of wisdom/ craft/ and battle tactics.
- This is also known as the "Big Dipper"
- To keep trying even when things go wrong
- An unpleasant emotion that is caused by danger
- A woman who is adored and controls certain aspects of everything dependant on who it is
- A great place that everyone wants to arrive at after death
- In Greek Mythology she is the mortal queen of Thebes and is worshipped as a "white goddess"
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- Someone who eventually in their lifetime will die.
- She keeps Odysseus as a prisoner in The Odyssey
- Pictures formed with stars often used for direction
- The Greek god of the sea/ horses/ earthquakes/ and one of the Twelve Olympians
- An action of traveling from one place to another
- Going through difficulty without giving up
- A device to get across water used by materials bonded together
- A well-known Greek Hero also known as Ulysses
- An accessory to prevent further disaster given by Athena to Odysseus
- The wife of Odysseus
- A heroic figure
22 Clues: A heroic figure • The wife of Odysseus • One who lives for ever • This is also known as the "Big Dipper" • These also known as the "Seven Sisters" • To keep trying even when things go wrong • Going through difficulty without giving up • A well-known Greek Hero also known as Ulysses • An unpleasant emotion that is caused by danger • ...
NeuroRx Holiday Crossword 2018 2018-12-05
Across
- What is being monitored by PMs each month?
- Study nickname for latest Tysabri trial
- Quiet employee who has come and gone like the wind....
- Tech Experts now start these documents when notified of a new trial starting
- Sponsor for which their study in NMO is now rolling over into open label
- Newly appointed person at NeuroRx based on GDPR
- What type of gadolinium contrast agents are most stable
- What did we have to celebrate the new office expansion?
- Must notify sponsor within 72 hours of being aware of this
- Study name that required an MTR and DTI software confirmation at screening
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- Recent ad-hoc analysis with a greek mythology name?
- What can leptomeningeal hemosiderosis be?
- Which sponsor has the most number of ongoing pediatric trials?
- Which mountain stores NeuroRx documents?
- Drug name for all studies in the Council of COMB
- What IT asks you to do when you see them about a problem?
- Winning dish at annual employee appreciation day
- Studies that require the most changes for Webapps
- For what type of transfer is Priority 1 reader box used for?
- Newest sponsor that currently works in partnership with existing AD studies
- What is the name of the NeuroRx newsletter?
- ASL analysis uses this script
22 Clues: ASL analysis uses this script • Study nickname for latest Tysabri trial • Which mountain stores NeuroRx documents? • What can leptomeningeal hemosiderosis be? • What is being monitored by PMs each month? • What is the name of the NeuroRx newsletter? • Newly appointed person at NeuroRx based on GDPR • Drug name for all studies in the Council of COMB • ...
NeuroRx Holiday Crossword 2018 2018-12-05
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- Recent ad-hoc analysis with a greek mythology name?
- Winning dish at annual employee appreciation day
- Studies that require the most changes for Webapps
- ASL analysis uses this script
- For what type of transfer is Priority 1 reader box used for?
- Quiet employee who has come and gone like the wind....
- What did we have to celebrate the new office expansion?
- What can leptomeningeal hemosiderosis be?
- Which mountain stores NeuroRx documents?
- Newly appointed person at NeuroRx based on GDPR
- Newest sponsor that currently works in partnership with existing AD studies
- Study name that required an MTR and DTI software confirmation at screening
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- Sponsor for which their study in NMO is now rolling over into open label
- Drug name for all studies in the Council of COMB
- Tech Experts now start these documents when notified of a new trial starting
- What IT asks you to do when you see them about a problem?
- Which sponsor has the most number of ongoing pediatric trials?
- What is the name of the NeuroRx newsletter?
- What is being monitored by PMs each month?
- What type of gadolinium contrast agents are most stable
- Study nickname for latest Tysabri trial
- Must notify sponsor within 72 hours of being aware of this
22 Clues: ASL analysis uses this script • Study nickname for latest Tysabri trial • Which mountain stores NeuroRx documents? • What can leptomeningeal hemosiderosis be? • What is being monitored by PMs each month? • What is the name of the NeuroRx newsletter? • Newly appointed person at NeuroRx based on GDPR • Winning dish at annual employee appreciation day • ...
Crossword 1: Capital cities of the world 2021-12-01
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- Which famous scientist was born on Christmas Day in 1642?
- Which company changed the colour of Santa's suit to red?
- Since 1947, which country has donated a Christmas Tree for Trafalgar Square every year?
- Who wrote 'A Christmas Carol'?
- Who is the first reindeer named in the poem ‘'Twas the night before Christmas' by Clement Moore?
- What is the shortest day of the year called?
- Which city does Die Hard take place in?
- Who wrote ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’?
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- In which 2004 Christmas film does Tom Hanks voice Santa?
- How do you say ‘Merry Christmas’ in Spanish?
- What country did eggnog originally come from?
- Originating in Nordic mythology, what is the name of the beast said to scare naughty children at Christmas?
- What Christmas table item was invented by Tom Smith in the 1800s?
- Which country traditionally eats KFC on Christmas Day?
- Who famously said ‘God bless us, every one!’?
- What is the title of the biggest selling Christmas song in the world?
- What was Frosty the Snowman’s nose made from?
- What is the highest grossing Christmas film in the world?
- Which country first started the tradition of putting up a tree?
- What country was St Nicholas born in?
20 Clues: Who wrote 'A Christmas Carol'? • What country was St Nicholas born in? • Which city does Die Hard take place in? • Who wrote ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’? • How do you say ‘Merry Christmas’ in Spanish? • What is the shortest day of the year called? • What country did eggnog originally come from? • Who famously said ‘God bless us, every one!’? • ...
Crossword 1: Capital cities of the world 2021-12-01
Across
- Which country traditionally eats KFC on Christmas Day?
- What was Frosty the Snowman’s nose made from?
- What Christmas table item was invented by Tom Smith in the 1800s?
- How do you say ‘Merry Christmas’ in Spanish?
- Who is the first reindeer named in the poem ‘Twas the night before Christmas by Clement Moore?
- Which city does Die Hard take place in?
- Which famous scientist was born on Christmas Day in 1642?
- What is the shortest day of the year called?
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- Which company changed the colour of Santa's suit to red?
- What is the title of the biggest selling Christmas song in the world?
- Which country first started the tradition of putting up a tree?
- In which 2004 Christmas film does Tom Hanks voice Santa?
- Originating in Nordic mythology, what is the name of the beast said to scare naughty children at Christmas?
- Who wrote A Christmas Carol?
- What is the highest grossing Christmas film in the world?
- What country did eggnog originally come from?
- Who wrote ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’?
- Who famously said ‘God bless us, every one!’?
- Since 1947, which country has donated a Christmas Tree for Trafalgar Square every year?
- What country was St Nicholas born in?
20 Clues: Who wrote A Christmas Carol? • What country was St Nicholas born in? • Which city does Die Hard take place in? • Who wrote ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’? • How do you say ‘Merry Christmas’ in Spanish? • What is the shortest day of the year called? • What was Frosty the Snowman’s nose made from? • What country did eggnog originally come from? • ...
Crossword 1: Capital cities of the world 2021-12-02
Across
- What is the title of the biggest selling Christmas song in the world?
- Who wrote 'A Christmas Carol'?
- What was Frosty the Snowman’s nose made from?
- What Christmas table item was invented by Tom Smith in the 1800s?
- Which country traditionally eats KFC on Christmas Day?
- What country did eggnog originally come from?
- Originating in Nordic mythology, what is the name of the beast said to scare naughty children at Christmas?
- Which company changed the colour of Santa's suit to red?
- How do you say ‘Merry Christmas’ in Spanish?
- Who wrote ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’?
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- What is the shortest day of the year called?
- Which famous scientist was born on Christmas Day in 1642?
- In which 2004 Christmas film does Tom Hanks voice Santa?
- What word can be made from the anagram 'help or not'?
- What country was St Nicholas born in?
- Which city does Die Hard take place in?
- Since 1947, which country has donated a Christmas Tree for Trafalgar Square every year?
- Who famously said ‘God bless us, every one!’?
- Which country first started the tradition of putting up a tree?
- Who is the first reindeer named in the poem ‘'Twas the night before Christmas' by Clement Moore?
20 Clues: Who wrote 'A Christmas Carol'? • What country was St Nicholas born in? • Which city does Die Hard take place in? • Who wrote ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’? • What is the shortest day of the year called? • How do you say ‘Merry Christmas’ in Spanish? • What was Frosty the Snowman’s nose made from? • Who famously said ‘God bless us, every one!’? • ...
Crossword 1: Capital cities of the world 2021-12-02
Across
- What is the title of the biggest selling Christmas song in the world?
- Who wrote 'A Christmas Carol'?
- What was Frosty the Snowman’s nose made from?
- What Christmas table item was invented by Tom Smith in the 1800s?
- Which country traditionally eats KFC on Christmas Day?
- What country did eggnog originally come from?
- Originating in Nordic mythology, what is the name of the beast said to scare naughty children at Christmas?
- Which company changed the colour of Santa's suit to red?
- How do you say ‘Merry Christmas’ in Spanish?
- Who wrote ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’?
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- What is the shortest day of the year called?
- Which famous scientist was born on Christmas Day in 1642?
- In which 2004 Christmas film does Tom Hanks voice Santa?
- Solve the Christmas-themed anagram 'help or not'
- What country was St Nicholas born in?
- Which city does Die Hard take place in?
- Since 1947, which country has donated a Christmas Tree for Trafalgar Square every year?
- Who famously said ‘God bless us, every one!’?
- Which country first started the tradition of putting up a tree?
- Who is the first reindeer named in the poem ‘'Twas the night before Christmas' by Clement Moore?
20 Clues: Who wrote 'A Christmas Carol'? • What country was St Nicholas born in? • Which city does Die Hard take place in? • Who wrote ‘How the Grinch Stole Christmas’? • What is the shortest day of the year called? • How do you say ‘Merry Christmas’ in Spanish? • What was Frosty the Snowman’s nose made from? • Who famously said ‘God bless us, every one!’? • ...
JS7 U12 Day 27 2022-01-24
Across
- a way from one place to another
- a person/place where something comes from (river)
- the opposite way of what it used to be
- consisted of many different kinds of things
- able to be seen or used
- gave money, invested some project
- be made up of
- made a decision based on evidence
- a person in charge of navigation, reading maps and routes
- led or guided something (journey, research, search)
- have an effect on each other
- exchange of goods
- set of plans and skills to gain success (or a plan for a game)
- after a long time
- change something so it’s useful for the new situations
- trust someone or something
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- fall down suddenly
- started something new
- the world of land, sea, air and everything surrounding us
- to leave something or someone behind
- behave in a certain way because of something that someone said or done
- huge area of land
- almost the same but not exactly
- a higher state of human society
- eat or use something
- to make something new
- series of actions
- search for information by looking and asking questions
- continue to live
- Greek God of the sky (and the main God of Greek mythology)
- able to do something
31 Clues: be made up of • continue to live • huge area of land • series of actions • exchange of goods • after a long time • fall down suddenly • eat or use something • able to do something • started something new • to make something new • able to be seen or used • trust someone or something • have an effect on each other • a way from one place to another • almost the same but not exactly • ...
Star Trek Crossword 2022-02-09
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- Ferengi Big Boss
- Data's Favorite Musical
- Worst Kind of Planet Class
- Data's Noggin
- Need these for Warp Speed
- Earth is one
- Particularly Dangerous Area of Klingon Space...don't go over Impulse 3!
- Gospel for a Ferengi
- Geordi's Eyes
- The Q...
- Sisko Family Establishment
- Who Mourns For...?
- Structure Built Around a Star
- Wormhole Destination
- Old Man, the most recent
- The Most Famous Starbase
- Wanna Get Busy on Risa?
- Voyager's Mistaken Destination
- Picard's Favorite Instrument
- Changelings One and the Same
- Soong's Gift for Data, Stolen by Lore
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- Sisko's Favorite Sport
- One of Data's "Biggest" Claims to Fame
- Shady Side of the Federation
- Deep Space Crooner
- Talkative Counselor's Mom
- Home of the Federation
- Old Man, original
- Riker's Favorite Instrument
- Tertiary Adjunct of Unimatrix Zero One
- French Hometown of Jean-Luc Picard
- In Mythology, Two Brothers, also Two Planets
- Klingon Homeworld
- Ensign Ro & Chakotay
- Nearly Seduced Data to the Dark Side
- Inter Arma Enim Silent...
- Data's Feline Companion
- Zephram Cochran's Favorite Tune
- How Worf Proves Himself
- Friend of Lore, Foe of The Enterprise
- Old Man, not a man
- People and Planet that are Forever Young
- Data "beat" Kolrami by forcing a draw
43 Clues: The Q... • Earth is one • Data's Noggin • Geordi's Eyes • Ferengi Big Boss • Old Man, original • Klingon Homeworld • Deep Space Crooner • Who Mourns For...? • Old Man, not a man • Gospel for a Ferengi • Ensign Ro & Chakotay • Wormhole Destination • Sisko's Favorite Sport • Home of the Federation • Data's Favorite Musical • Data's Feline Companion • How Worf Proves Himself • Wanna Get Busy on Risa? • ...
Ancient Greece B.D. 2022-03-31
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- The Trojan war was started by who
- Number of years it took Odysseus to sail home
- When Athens became a leader in Greece
- Name of the cyclops that trapped Odysseus
- King of Troy
- Spartans throw weak babies off a what
- Standard looking pillar made in Athens
- The formation Spartans fought in
- King of Sparta
- God of fire
- Famous Spartan quote that is one word
- King Agamemnon did what that make his wife angry with him
- The place where Alexander stopped his journey
- God whos name was the same in greek and roman mythology
- King of the gods
- The 20 foot long spear
- Alexander died of illness or what
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- God of wine
- Age when Alexander became king
- When Spartan boys start training
- There is a little one and a big one in the Iliad
- Messenger of the gods
- Athens had a great one
- The name of the army Achilles commands
- The word said by a runner at the battle of Marathon
- Alexander's dad
- name of the alliance made by Athens
- When Sparta rose to power
- Name used by Odysseus to trick the cyclops
- How many gods were in the beauty contest
- Another name for Odysseus
31 Clues: God of wine • God of fire • King of Troy • King of Sparta • Alexander's dad • King of the gods • Messenger of the gods • Athens had a great one • The 20 foot long spear • When Sparta rose to power • Another name for Odysseus • Age when Alexander became king • When Spartan boys start training • The formation Spartans fought in • The Trojan war was started by who • ...
Literary Genres Crossword 2023-08-21
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- fiction revolving around discovering secrets or solving crimes.
- writing that focuses on the beauty of language.
- a very short story that has a moral or life lesson; usually has talking animals as main characters.
- fiction containing monsters, magic, or other supernatural elements.
- also called folklore-stories handed down through speech from generation to generation.
- stories that come from the author’s imagination.
- stories set in the Wild West; the main character’s strengths, skills, or size have been exaggerated and the tone is funny.
- fiction dealing with aliens, the distant future, or advanced technology.
- a folktale with magic, monsters, and/or talking animals.
- an exaggerated story about something that may have been real at one time.
- has gods or goddesses and often accounts for how something came to be.
- provides information on a topic.
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- drama that ends in death and sadness.
- writing that is meant to be acted on a stage (a play).
- attempts to convince the reader to share the author’s opinion.
- the story of one’s life told by oneself.
- fiction based on a person or event from history.
- a story that could have happened, but didn’t.
- writing that is true or factual.
- the story of one’s life told by another.
- drama with a happy ending
21 Clues: drama with a happy ending • writing that is true or factual. • provides information on a topic. • drama that ends in death and sadness. • the story of one’s life told by oneself. • the story of one’s life told by another. • a story that could have happened, but didn’t. • writing that focuses on the beauty of language. • fiction based on a person or event from history. • ...
Literary Vocabulary 2023-10-10
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- a process in which the qualities of a character are revealed
- the resolution of the plot or conflict
- lesson of a story
- another word for story
- concrete details and figures of speech that help reader form vivid impressions
- brief, direct or indirect reference to person place or event from history, literature, or mythology
- perspective from which a story is seen or told
- subject matter or techniques that create a "true to life" impression
- incident or event within the main plot of the story
- a section immediately following the climax and lasting until the end of the story
- a fictional person in a story, and the moral, dispositional, and behavioural qualities of that fictional person
- manner of speaking or variation of a language peculiar to an individual
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- detail in a story that is a specific to an environment
- story ending where there is no clear outcome
- causes a character to do what he/she does and the character's aim in that taking
- moment of significant realization and insight
- highly exaggerated or improbable story. Not found in real life
- storyline or organization of events
- major character or force that opposes the protagonist
- protagonist of the story who has heroic qualities
20 Clues: lesson of a story • another word for story • storyline or organization of events • the resolution of the plot or conflict • story ending where there is no clear outcome • moment of significant realization and insight • perspective from which a story is seen or told • protagonist of the story who has heroic qualities • incident or event within the main plot of the story • ...
Literary Vocabulary Task 2023-10-11
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- Another word for a story.
- Story ending where there is no clear outcome.
- Concrete details and figures of speech that help the reader form vivid impressions.
- Causes a character to do what they do and the character's aim in taking that action.
- A process in which the qualities of a character are revealed.
- Storyline or organization of events.
- Moment of significant realization and insight.
- Perspective from which a story is seen or told.
- The resolution of the plot or conflict.
- Incident or event within the main plot of the story.
- A section immediately following the climax and lasting until the end of the story.
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- Highly exaggerated or improbable story, not found in real life.
- Major character or force that opposes the protagonist.
- Any subject matter or techniques that create a "true-to-life" impression.
- Manner of speaking or variation of a language peculiar to an individual.
- Lesson of a story.
- Detail in a story that is specific to an environment.
- Brief, direct, or indirect reference to a person, place, or event from history, literature, or mythology.
- A fictional person in a story, and the moral, dispositional, and behavioral qualities of a fictional person.
- Protagonist of a story who has heroic qualities.
20 Clues: Lesson of a story. • Another word for a story. • Storyline or organization of events. • The resolution of the plot or conflict. • Story ending where there is no clear outcome. • Moment of significant realization and insight. • Perspective from which a story is seen or told. • Protagonist of a story who has heroic qualities. • ...
Greece V.S Rome 2024-02-13
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- An emperor that used his power to conquer all of Greece and Persia
- A traditional story regarded as historical but unauthenticated
- One of the five great emperors of the Nerva Dynasty and a soldier
- People dedicated to learning philosophy as their life purpose
- The practice of using creativity to make unique objects
- An uncultured brutish person known to have great strength
- A major multi-sport game that occurs yearly starting in Greece
- A person who makes repairs on objects or structures
- Giving or showing constant support or allegiance to something
- A collection of myths originating from a culture
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- A liquid that can be swallowed to give nourishment or refreshment
- An armed force that protects their land using lethal force
- The fundamental study of knowledge, reality, and existence
- A human settlement of a notable size made for living purposes
- A Roman dictator that made Rome a republic for decades
- An association of Greek city states to protect army resources
- To take aggressive action with weapons or armed force
- a sovereign ruler of great power that rules an empire
- The process of making objects with raw materials like clay
- People who are dedicated to growing food and crops to feed people
20 Clues: A collection of myths originating from a culture • A person who makes repairs on objects or structures • To take aggressive action with weapons or armed force • a sovereign ruler of great power that rules an empire • A Roman dictator that made Rome a republic for decades • The practice of using creativity to make unique objects • ...
PERSEPHONE: QUEEN OF THE UNDERWORLD 2024-01-26
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- Of great importance; having a crucial role.
- The fundamental or essential part of something on which other things depend.
- A group of gods, goddesses, or other important figures from mythology or religion.
- The state of having many different parts or details that make something difficult to understand.
- Unable to be comforted or consoled; extremely upset.
- To make someone curious or interested, often due to mysterious or secret elements.
- The results or effects of an action or decision.
- A kingdom or domain, often a specific area of expertise or knowledge.
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- To be in charge or have authority over something.
- Happening in a repeating pattern or cycle.
- To take hold of something suddenly and forcibly.
- To find one's way through or around something, often figuratively in terms of dealing with challenges.
- To fail to take proper care of something or someone.
- Producing a strong and lasting impact or effect.
- Having deep meaning or significance; very insightful.
- Taken away forcibly or against one's will.
- A feeling of deep sadness or sorrow.
- No longer alive; dead.
- Comfort or relief in a time of distress or sadness.
- To think deeply or carefully about something, often with a sense of reflection or meditation.
20 Clues: No longer alive; dead. • A feeling of deep sadness or sorrow. • Happening in a repeating pattern or cycle. • Taken away forcibly or against one's will. • Of great importance; having a crucial role. • To take hold of something suddenly and forcibly. • Producing a strong and lasting impact or effect. • The results or effects of an action or decision. • ...
Ancient civilisation 2025-08-26
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- : A symbol that stands for a number (like 4, 7, or IX).
- : Thinking about big questions like truth, right and wrong, and how we should live.
- : Going upward or rising step by step.
- : A system of ranking people or groups by importance or power.
- : Objects made or used by people in the past, often found by archaeologists.
- : The sea (and region) between Europe, Africa, and Asia.
- : A skilled craft worker who makes things by hand, like pottery or jewelry.
- : A period of one thousand years.
- : Belief in only one god.
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- : Stories about gods, heroes, and creation that explain a culture’s beliefs.
- : The time before writing was invented.
- : A custom or way of doing things that is passed down over time.
- : A religious leader who performs ceremonies and guides people in worship.
- : Words carved or written on stone, metal, or monuments.
- : The study of the past by examining tools, bones, and ruins people left behind.
- : A line of rulers from the same family, one after another.
- : Ancient “paper” made from a Nile river plant, used for writing in Egypt.
- : A group of people living together or sharing common interests.
- : To print or make writing available for many people to read.
- : Repeated designs, patterns, or themes in art and culture.
20 Clues: : Belief in only one god. • : A period of one thousand years. • : Going upward or rising step by step. • : The time before writing was invented. • : A symbol that stands for a number (like 4, 7, or IX). • : Words carved or written on stone, metal, or monuments. • : The sea (and region) between Europe, Africa, and Asia. • ...
The Girl Who Rode the Thunder 2025-08-18
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- Used to describe something so thin, light, and delicate it's almost transparent.
- A feeling of intense longing for something.
- Food and drink regarded as a source of strength; nourishment.
- Shriveled, shrunken, and wrinkled, typically as a result of old age.
- A thorough or dramatic change in form or appearance.
- Describes a mark or memory that is impossible to remove or forget.
- Describes a story or idea that has a deep, lasting emotional echo.
- A child whose parents are no longer living.
- The capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness.
- The universe seen as a well-ordered whole.
- A collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition.
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- An event or person that causes a great change to begin.
- Evoking a keen sense of sadness, tenderness, or regret.
- Positioned in or relating to the sky or outer space.
- Describes a force or process that is impossible to stop or prevent.
- A traditional story sometimes popularly regarded as historical but unauthenticated.
- The practice of exchanging things with others for mutual benefit.
- Something or someone that is not in its correct historical or chronological time.
- The state of being alone, often by choice.
- A state of complete emptiness, destruction, or misery.
20 Clues: The state of being alone, often by choice. • The universe seen as a well-ordered whole. • A feeling of intense longing for something. • A child whose parents are no longer living. • Positioned in or relating to the sky or outer space. • A thorough or dramatic change in form or appearance. • A state of complete emptiness, destruction, or misery. • ...
CNA - Conversation Class 2024-08-21
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- Longing for the past, often feeling warm and fuzzy inside.
- A word with no vowels that indicates the flow or beat of a song.
- The ancestor of the "Amazon Kindle".
- Ability to recover from difficulties.
- Period of great artistic and cultural rebirth in Europe.
- Saying in a very low volume.
- Master ___, traditional cooking show.
- Angry ___, mobile game.
- A brief or fleeting view.
- Song by Coldplay
- Fear or dislike of foreigners.
- A ___ teller is someone who is able to see your future.
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- Sign or warning of future events, which can be good or bad.
- ___ and love, hippie motto.
- The quality of being open to more than one interpretation; inexactness.
- A complex, confusing maze of paths.
- Traditional story; legend.
- ___ on the Orient Express, book by Agatha Christie.
- Third book in the Twilight Saga
- Entity that told the future in old Greek mythology.
- Large, flowing body of water.
- Main ingredient of a famous Asian sauce.
- "You've got a ___ in me", song from the movie Toy Story.
- The defining spirit or way of thinking of a specific population or time.
- Sign of happiness.
- Something contradictory, but true.
- "Here comes the ___", song by The Beatles.
- Reflection of sound.
- Journey or mission, in RPG games.
29 Clues: Song by Coldplay • Sign of happiness. • Reflection of sound. • Angry ___, mobile game. • A brief or fleeting view. • Traditional story; legend. • ___ and love, hippie motto. • Saying in a very low volume. • Large, flowing body of water. • Fear or dislike of foreigners. • Third book in the Twilight Saga • Journey or mission, in RPG games. • Something contradictory, but true. • ...
Grade 8 Crossword Final Round A 2023-09-14
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- Which word means "the ability to read and write"
- A word that means "to make amends" or "set things righ
- What is the term for a word that is spelled the same way forwards and backwards?
- A term for a long, deep valley often with steep sides.
- A feeling of intense fear or dread.
- To make a situation worse or more serious.
- What term describes a story passed down through generations, often involving gods or heroes?
- A state of being very poor and lacking the basic necessities of life.
- What is the word for a brief and witty saying or remark?
- A situation in which something is difficult to understand or explain.
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- Word meaning "a conclusion or judgment held with confidence, but falling short of positive knowledge"
- A word that means "to predict or forecast future events."
- A synonym for "mysterious" or "enigmatic."
- A device that measures time using the position of the sun or stars Delighted A synonym for "joyful" or "ecstatic."
- A feeling of deep sorrow or regret.
- A mythical creature with the body of a lion and the head of an eagle.
- What is the opposite of "generous"?
- Green, leafy vegetable often used in salads
- What is the synonym for "synonym"
- A feeling of intense anger or hostility.
20 Clues: What is the synonym for "synonym" • A feeling of deep sorrow or regret. • What is the opposite of "generous"? • A feeling of intense fear or dread. • A feeling of intense anger or hostility. • A synonym for "mysterious" or "enigmatic." • To make a situation worse or more serious. • Green, leafy vegetable often used in salads • ...
Crossword Labs 2025-05-15
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- A path through which electricity flows
- An Italian dish with layers of pasta and cheese
- An opening in the earth that erupts lava
- A structured collection of data or information
- The science of building and programming robots
- A security system that protects a network
- Greek goddess of wisdom and war
- A Mexican dish with a folded tortilla and fillings
- A spectrum of light appearing after rain
- A high natural elevation of the earth's surface
- A celestial body of ice and dust orbiting the sun
- The smallest quantity of energy or matter
- Food made with fillings between slices of bread
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- A vast body of salt water covering Earth
- The fourth state of matter, ionized gas
- A loud rumbling sound during a storm
- A sport played with a spherical ball on a field
- A person trained to travel in space
- The king of the Greek gods in mythology
- A massive system of stars held by gravity
- A fragment of rock from space that hits Earth
- A sport played with a racket and a ball
- The curved path of a celestial object around a star
- An object that orbits a planet or star
- A force that attracts a body toward the earth
25 Clues: Greek goddess of wisdom and war • A person trained to travel in space • A loud rumbling sound during a storm • A path through which electricity flows • An object that orbits a planet or star • The fourth state of matter, ionized gas • The king of the Greek gods in mythology • A sport played with a racket and a ball • A vast body of salt water covering Earth • ...
How to train your dragon Vocabulary ch1 2025-06-19
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- The crime of breaking into a place to steal things
- Useful or good enough, but not fancy or special
- To stay in a place longer than expected or necessary
- In a ridiculous or unbelievable way
- Small sea animals that stick tightly to rocks
- A special ceremony or challenge to become a member of a group
- Very interested or amazed by something
- Beautiful or pleasant to look at, usually describing nature or views
- A condition where the body reacts badly to certain things (like food or animals)
- From where (an old-fashioned or formal word)
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- Great bravery, especially in dangerous situations
- With wild, extreme enthusiasm or energy
- A deep, low sound that continues
- A country where people vote for their leaders instead of having a king or queen
- No longer existing; all of that type have died out
- Suggesting something bad or scary is going to happen
- A large snake or dragon-like creature
- In Viking mythology, a place where brave warriors go after death
- A long, sharp tooth, especially from an animal like a snake or dragon
- scallops A funny or silly way to show fear or surprise
- A loud, confusing mix of sounds
- Spoke or smiled in a mocking or unkind way
22 Clues: A loud, confusing mix of sounds • A deep, low sound that continues • In a ridiculous or unbelievable way • A large snake or dragon-like creature • Very interested or amazed by something • With wild, extreme enthusiasm or energy • Spoke or smiled in a mocking or unkind way • From where (an old-fashioned or formal word) • Small sea animals that stick tightly to rocks • ...
Chinese Creation Myth 2026-03-13
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- – A being responsible for making the world
- – A story explaining origins or nature.
- – Giant who separated the sky and land.
- – Disaster caused when the world was damaged.
- – The lower world formed during the separation.
- – Material used to shape the first people.
- – Tool used to quickly create many people.
- – Many natural features came from the giant.
- – Powerful beings in mythology.
- – Animal Nüwa is often shown partly as.
- – The giant’s form became parts of nature.
- – What cracked and caused disasters.
- – A traditional story passed down over time.
- – Beings shaped by Nüwa.
- – The glowing object seen at night.
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- – The being responsible for forming the world.
- – What Nüwa did after the sky broke.
- – Moving air connected to the giant’s breath.
- – Goddess who formed the first humans.
- – Wet earth used when forming people.
- – The cosmic object the giant emerged from.
- – The upper world pushed upward during creation.
- – The beginning of the world explained by the myth.
- – Everything formed after chaos separated.
- – Flowing water said to come from his blood.
- – The role of Nüwa in the story.
- – A bright object in the sky after creation.
- – Colorful materials melted to mend the sky.
- – The state before the universe formed.
- – Landforms created from parts of the giant.
30 Clues: – Beings shaped by Nüwa. • – Powerful beings in mythology. • – The role of Nüwa in the story. • – The glowing object seen at night. • – What Nüwa did after the sky broke. • – What cracked and caused disasters. • – Wet earth used when forming people. • – Goddess who formed the first humans. • – A story explaining origins or nature. • – Giant who separated the sky and land. • ...
Dewey Decimal Crossword 2026-02-03
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- The study of punctuation and capitalization belongs in 400s
- The 200s
- The last Dewey classification starts with this number
- These large and ornate religious buildings belong in the 700s
- The first Dewey classification starts with this number
- The number of Dewey Decimal classifications
- Dewey's first name -- according to him
- Arts and ______ make up the 700s
- These purring creatures belong in technology
- The 900s includes history & _______ .
- This book found in the 100s might require you to cross your eyes to see the images
- Books on civics, governments and economics all belong in this 300s category
- 2 + 2 = 4 is an example of this type of calculation found in a 500s book.
- A book on coding is found in General Knowledge & _____ .
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- William _____ 's plays can be found in the 800s
- ____ animals belong in the 500s; domesticated animals in the 600s
- these stories that explain the world around us belong in the 300s
- These types of waterways -- such as the Mississippi -- are mentioned in books in the 900s
- This ancient belief system used by the Greeks and Romans belongs in the 200s
- This type of "knowledge" is found in the 000s
- Dewey Decimal is generally used for this genre of books
21 Clues: The 200s • Arts and ______ make up the 700s • The 900s includes history & _______ . • Dewey's first name -- according to him • The number of Dewey Decimal classifications • These purring creatures belong in technology • This type of "knowledge" is found in the 000s • William _____ 's plays can be found in the 800s • The last Dewey classification starts with this number • ...
Component 2: beginning to Horace 2024-05-24
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- - Horace's past life, now finished with.
- - The setting of the altercation between Cicero's brother and Atticus's sister.
- - Catullus wanted a thousand of these from Lesbia.
- - What Claudia did to her husband with all her heart.
- - What Claudia gave birth to: one left on earth, the other beneath it.
- - The Roman poet who wrote "Odi et amo."
- - The city where Cicero served as consul.
- - How Horace describes Chloe before she's touched for the first time.
- - Cicero's profession known for public speaking.
- - The material Rome moved from brick to during its Golden Age.
- - Where Cicero and Quintus ate lunch on the next day.
- - Horace's plea to Lesbia: "Let us [do this]."
- - The city Venus holds, free from Thracian snows.
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- - This Roman woman's name was given by her parents.
- - The addressee of Catullus's passionate pleas.
- - The girl Horace advises to be touched for the first time.
- - What once shone brightly for Catullus.
- - A not-so-beautiful tomb of a beautiful woman.
- - Addressed as one who should stand and read something short.
- - Son of Odysseus in Greek mythology.
- - Augustan ideal (x2)
- - Cicero loved this political system.
- - The instrument finished with war in Horace's poem.
- - Cicero's BFF.
24 Clues: - Cicero's BFF. • - Augustan ideal (x2) • - Son of Odysseus in Greek mythology. • - Cicero loved this political system. • - Horace's past life, now finished with. • - What once shone brightly for Catullus. • - The Roman poet who wrote "Odi et amo." • - The city where Cicero served as consul. • - Horace's plea to Lesbia: "Let us [do this]." • ...
Sci-Fi Movies 2024-11-21
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- – A wormhole-creating device featured in a 1994 movie and spin-off TV shows.
- – Blade Runner tasked with hunting replicants in *Blade Runner*.
- – Half-vampire Marvel hero known for hunting vampires.
- – Species of Chewbacca in *Star Wars*.
- – James Cameron movie set on Pandora.
- – A cult-favorite sci-fi series about a spaceship crew.
- – Spaceship in *Firefly*.
- – Ranger turned king in *The Lord of the Rings*.
- – Spock’s home planet in *Star Trek*.
- – Rebellion fighter from *Rogue One: A Star Wars Story*.
- – Desert planet central to Frank Herbert’s sci-fi epic.
- – Captain of the USS Enterprise in *Star Trek*.
- – Setting of many sci-fi movies, including *2001: A Space Odyssey*.
- – Icy planet featured in *Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back*.
- – Synthetic human in *Blade Runner*.
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- – Code name for Galen Marek in *Star Wars: The Force Unleashed*.
- – The name of the spaceship in *Battlestar Galactica*.
- – Princess and rebel leader in *Star Wars*.
- – Leader of the resistance in *The Matrix*.
- – Home of Thor and Odin in Norse mythology and Marvel movies.
- – Alien slave trader species from *Star Trek*.
- – Robot antagonists in *Battlestar Galactica*.
- – The chosen hacker in *The Matrix* trilogy.
- – Masked vigilante from *Watchmen*.
- – Superman’s destroyed home planet.
25 Clues: – Spaceship in *Firefly*. • – Masked vigilante from *Watchmen*. • – Superman’s destroyed home planet. • – Synthetic human in *Blade Runner*. • – James Cameron movie set on Pandora. • – Spock’s home planet in *Star Trek*. • – Species of Chewbacca in *Star Wars*. • – Princess and rebel leader in *Star Wars*. • – Leader of the resistance in *The Matrix*. • ...
Fiction Sub-Genre's 2024-04-19
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- Magazine style serialized stories in the form of a comic strip.
- Scary, shocking, or disgusting literature.
- Love Stories.
- Japanese comic books.
- Fast paced and dangerous mysteries.
- Children's Books.
- Epic journey's, either personally or geographically.
- Comic books, but longer.
- Futuristic fantasy novels.
- Classic stories, retold.
- Literature set in the American Old West Frontier.
- Drama's centered around a educational institution.
- The story, characters, plot, and end all involve animals.
- Stories written by women, for women.
- Dragons, wyvern's, drakes, and other scaled creatures.
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- Marvel, DC Comics, Star Wars, and other classic superhero stories.
- Athlete Stories.
- Phenomena unexplainable by science.
- Whodunnit? Books.
- Typically set in a fictional universe with magical elements, inspired by mythology or folklore.
- The main character isn't a human.
- Equestrian Stories.
- Novels with universal themes that offer insight and clarity to readers of any era.
- Literature based on Christianity.
- Worlds or societies where life is extremely bad due to deprivation, oppression, or terror from the government.
- Literary works designed for the expression of feelings and ideas using rhythm.
- Fiction stories that could have truly happened.
- Characters who rose from grave to drain people of their blood.
28 Clues: Love Stories. • Athlete Stories. • Whodunnit? Books. • Children's Books. • Equestrian Stories. • Japanese comic books. • Comic books, but longer. • Classic stories, retold. • Futuristic fantasy novels. • The main character isn't a human. • Literature based on Christianity. • Phenomena unexplainable by science. • Fast paced and dangerous mysteries. • Stories written by women, for women. • ...
English 9 S2 Vocabulary Review 1 2025-02-07
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- Original meaning comes from a sea monster in Hebrew mythology, but can refer to an overpowered government entity or anything large and imposing.
- An expert in a given field, especially relating to art, food, or culture
- “The Master said to Zixia: 'Be noble scholar, not a vulgar ___________'”(Analects 715).
- Synonyms = hermit, anchorite
- Combines the Latin root word for "name" and a prefix implying something negative, meaning to have a bad reputation.
- From the Latin for "10,000," now referring to a large number of something.
- Antonyms = inflammatory, abrasive
- One of the three qualities of divinity, referring to someone who is all knowing.
- Lacking energy or enthusiasm
- To know or understand something on a deeper level.
- The condition of being lost in thought, as in a daydream.
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- Placement of two or more things side by side for comparison.
- "Is the world coming to an end? they all wondered, feeling __________ and confounded" (The Tale of Genji 1333).
- Antonyms = panic, agitation
- Synonyms = indict, prosecute
- Antonym = Ignorance, unpreparedness
- One of the three qualities of divinity, meaning "all powerful."
- “I myself fell prey to __________ some years ago, desiring nothing better than to be a vagrant cloud scudding before the wind” (Narrow Road to the Interior 607).
- Synonyms = destitute, impoverished
- To deceive or mislead using flattery
20 Clues: Antonyms = panic, agitation • Synonyms = indict, prosecute • Synonyms = hermit, anchorite • Lacking energy or enthusiasm • Antonyms = inflammatory, abrasive • Synonyms = destitute, impoverished • Antonym = Ignorance, unpreparedness • To deceive or mislead using flattery • To know or understand something on a deeper level. • ...
English Literature 2025-02-26
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- A 14-line poem with a specific rhyme scheme.
- Giving human qualities to non-human things.
- Using humor to criticize society or politics.
- When an object represents a deeper meaning.
- A poem or song narrating a story in short stanzas.
- An extreme exaggeration.
- A period of literature during Queen Victoria’s reign (1837-1901).
- Another work, history, or mythology is referenced. Metaphor A direct comparison without using 'like' or 'as.'
- Character A character who contrasts with another to highlight traits.
- A literary genre with dark, mysterious, and supernatural elements.
- A literary work that is humorous and ends happily.
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- Two opposite words used together (e.g., "bittersweet").
- A movement that broke away from traditional forms and experimented with style.
- A drama with a sad or disastrous ending.
- A long narrative poem about heroic deeds.
- A literary movement that portrayed life as it is.
- of Consciousness – A narrative style that mimics a character's thoughts.
- A contrast between expectation and reality.
- A statement that seems contradictory but is true.
- A story with a hidden meaning, often moral or political.
- A literary movement that focused on emotion and nature.
- Hints about what will happen later in a story.
- A struggle between opposing forces in a story.
- A comparison using 'like' or 'as.'
24 Clues: An extreme exaggeration. • A comparison using 'like' or 'as.' • A drama with a sad or disastrous ending. • A long narrative poem about heroic deeds. • Giving human qualities to non-human things. • A contrast between expectation and reality. • When an object represents a deeper meaning. • A 14-line poem with a specific rhyme scheme. • ...
Persona Crossword :) 2024-10-15
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- Patron Saint of France
- A Monarchs Entertainer
- A Star in the Constellation Gemini
- A French Luxury Brand
- A Famous Witch from the Play Macbeth
- An Antagonist in the Three Musketeers
- Its name is taken from the folk hero Kintarō
- A Famous Food Court Visitor
- An Agent of Someone's Downfall
- A Famous Female Samurai
- Famous God of Trickery
- A Japanese God of Thunder
- A Set of Famous Space Missions
- Japanese Creator God
- A Instrument Famously Used by Orpheus
- A Famous Frog Riding Character
- Known as The Shamaness Queen of Japan
- Creation of Maurice Leblanc
- The God of Darkness and Shadows
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- Mortal Half Brother Of Pollux
- The Father of the Famous Food Court Visitor
- Translates to Thrice Greatest
- An Alternate Name Given to Cinderella
- A Particularly Stylish Character from a 2005 Cartoon
- A Resident of the Velvet Room or a Hunchback Lab Assistant
- A Islamic Terrorist Organization
- An Amazonian Queen in Greek Mythology
- A Japanese Dwarf Deity Associated with Healing
- A Sun Goddess and Deity in Shinto Religion
- To Call or Summon Upon
- Last Name of a Famous Privateer
- The Support of a Particular Person or Organization
- Younger Brother of Amaterasu
33 Clues: Japanese Creator God • A French Luxury Brand • Patron Saint of France • A Monarchs Entertainer • Famous God of Trickery • To Call or Summon Upon • A Famous Female Samurai • A Japanese God of Thunder • A Famous Food Court Visitor • Creation of Maurice Leblanc • Younger Brother of Amaterasu • Mortal Half Brother Of Pollux • Translates to Thrice Greatest • An Agent of Someone's Downfall • ...
Flowers 2024-08-05
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- Symbolizes good fortune and prosperity
- Signals the end of winter
- An edible flowering herb known for its blue star-shaped flowers
- A climbing vine with stunning, large flowers in various shapes and colors
- Often mistaken for a daffodil
- Large, showy blooms and often used in teas
- Has a star-like appearance
- Has "faces" that look like expressions
- "Pot marigold"
- A companion plant
- Often called lily of the Nile
- Often found in Southern gardens and landscapes
- Used in bouquets and signifies a range of emotions
- Known as the prayer plant for its unique leaf movements
- Symbol of purity and refined beauty
- A trumpet-shaped flower
- "Mexican sunflower"
- Bell-shaped blooms
- Resemble a dragon's mouth
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- A shrub with large clusters of colorful blooms
- "Bee" plant
- Genus name for poppies
- "Remembrance"
- Prized for their beauty
- A climbing vine
- Given on Valentine's Day
- Turns toward the sun
- A fall-blooming flower
- Found in wildflower gardens
- Delicate, layered petals
- Used in classical mythology
- Attractive to butterflies
- Thistle-like and medicinal
- Aromatherapy scent
- Represents innocence and purity
- Comes in many colors
- A flowering, fragrant plant often found in gardens
- Round blossom shape
38 Clues: "Bee" plant • "Remembrance" • "Pot marigold" • A climbing vine • A companion plant • Aromatherapy scent • Bell-shaped blooms • "Mexican sunflower" • Round blossom shape • Turns toward the sun • Comes in many colors • Genus name for poppies • A fall-blooming flower • Prized for their beauty • A trumpet-shaped flower • Given on Valentine's Day • Delicate, layered petals • Signals the end of winter • ...
Crossword 3/29/22 - Very Hard 2024-06-21
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- given to using long words
- instrument showing changing patterns
- contrast of light and dark in art
- of doubtful authenticity
- study of knowledge and justified belief
- speech given by a character alone on stage
- whispering murmuring or rustling sound
- alignment of celestial bodies
- to change repeatedly one's attitude or opinions
- smell of the earth after rain
- ringing or tinkling sound
- state of infatuation or obsession with another person
- act of kissing
- gigantic enormous
- the estimation of something as worthless
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- relating to or occurring in the evening
- mournful dismal or gloomy
- larger or more generous than usual or necessary
- study of bird eggs
- harsh discordant mixture of sounds
- the act of throwing someone out of a window
- physical beauty
- fear or hatred of strangers or foreigners
- to leave abruptly
- excessive and often incoherent talkativeness
- kept secret especially because it would not be approved of
- occurrence of events by chance in a happy way
- exceedingly idealistic unrealistic
- relating to a victory that comes at a great cost
- extremely old or ancient
- collection and study of postage stamps
- drug of forgetfulness in Greek mythology
- representing the most perfect example of something
- cheerful and full of energy
- swiftest bird of prey
35 Clues: act of kissing • physical beauty • to leave abruptly • gigantic enormous • study of bird eggs • swiftest bird of prey • of doubtful authenticity • extremely old or ancient • mournful dismal or gloomy • given to using long words • ringing or tinkling sound • cheerful and full of energy • alignment of celestial bodies • smell of the earth after rain • contrast of light and dark in art • ...
Bananagrams Crossword 2 2024-09-02
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- flutter; flicker; waver
- antonym: cowardly
- fluent but insincere speech
- a word or phrase used in repetition to maintain calm
- a form of expression
- a classroom tool; something sticky (2 words, no space)
- if you have even a(n) _____ of courage, you'll be able to do this.
- a rousing song or chant identified with a specific group
- what you use to see
- you'll _____ the day you betrayed me.
- just
- prejudice in favor of or against something
- don't blame me, it's not my _____.
- the absence of light
- inadequacy
- a priest
- crooked
- antonym: prisoner
- catastrophe
- an exclamation meaning "go away" or "leave"
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- hexagonal crystal that falls from the sky
- mythology
- a style of Japanese comic books and graphic novels
- interrogate
- primary, earliest
- a material used to make candles
- a security guard, usually employed by a club to remove unwanted personnel from the premises
- break up with
- a valley
- the Hindu book or warship
- treat dismissively
- adjust slightly
- antonym: bumpy,3D
- trend
- an addition
- the _____ was folded into the shape of an elegant swan.
- employ
- dehydration
- better than good
- appear as a vague, threatening figure
- the process of decaying
41 Clues: just • trend • employ • crooked • a valley • a priest • mythology • inadequacy • interrogate • an addition • dehydration • catastrophe • break up with • adjust slightly • better than good • antonym: cowardly • primary, earliest • antonym: bumpy,3D • antonym: prisoner • treat dismissively • what you use to see • a form of expression • the absence of light • flutter; flicker; waver • the process of decaying • ...
Mason Gramkowski 2025-05-12
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- The time between the fall of the Roman Empire and the Renaissance
- To realize something is not as imagined
- Believing in multiple gods
- The result of addition or the product of two numbers
- To travel to a new area, often seasonally
- consists of 26 letters
- Jesus took this form when he became a man
- big circle place where they fought
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- A learned or educated person
- A religious war launched by Pope Urban II
- a collection of myths, especially one belonging to a particular religious or cultural tradition
- The law of cause and effect
- A valuable luxury good that gave the trade route its name
- Device for finding direction, A tool for navigating, A device with a needle pointing north, A magnetic device for navigation, and A device used in maps and charting
- Ruler of a kingdom, King or queen, The person on the throne, Sole and absolute ruler, and Dominant figure
- A system of beliefs and customs, shared by a group of people
- pleb
- A period of renewed interest in classical art, literature, and learning
- A title of nobility, often used for the male head of a family or a landowner
- A group with a shared ancestry and cultural identity
20 Clues: pleb • consists of 26 letters • Believing in multiple gods • A learned or educated person • The law of cause and effect • big circle place where they fought • To realize something is not as imagined • A religious war launched by Pope Urban II • To travel to a new area, often seasonally • Jesus took this form when he became a man • ...
Words their way!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 2025-12-10
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- An instrument to measure atmospheric pressure.
- The study of the Earth and its features.
- The written account of a person's life.
- The study of living things.
- Device that checks your temperature.
- Device that senses temperature and regulates it.
- The study of shapes.
- An instrument that measures speed.
- An instrument that lets you see far away objects such as planets and stars.
- The outside edge of a 3D or 2D object.
- The study of the origins of words.
- A medical instrument usually used to hear your heartbeat and lungs.
- Relating to natural heat
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- The study of myths.
- The written account of a person's life, written by that person.
- An optical device to see through or around obstacles.
- The study of animals.
- A forecast of a person's life by observing the arrangement of stars.
- A unit of measurement higher than a metre.
- A unit of measurement smaller than a metre.
- Container to keep liquid hot or cool.
- An instrument that lets you see microscopic organisms and objects.
- A straight line that passes through a circle or sphere.
- The study of rocks.
- A round stone with crystals inside.
- The study of ecosystems.
- Related to heat.
27 Clues: Related to heat. • The study of myths. • The study of rocks. • The study of shapes. • The study of animals. • The study of ecosystems. • Relating to natural heat • The study of living things. • An instrument that measures speed. • The study of the origins of words. • A round stone with crystals inside. • Device that checks your temperature. • Container to keep liquid hot or cool. • ...
stuff for Mr.howards class 2026-05-20
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- we use it to get stations to watch on tv
- what we are using to continuesly move around the earth
- a doughnut shaped planet orbiting the rubble
- the simplist element on earth
- first name _
- a very strong hole that if you get to close too in space you will be sucked in
- the ______ dipper
- its what our earth is
- a bunch of stars that make a picture
- in the big dipper
- the closet star to earth
- in the little dipper
- what keeps us from floating away
- what solar system our plant is on
- also in the big dipper
- there are thousands of them in the night sky
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- exactly how long it is to the international space station
- how the the earth it _ around the sun
- in-between the big and little dipper
- ISS
- is a little probe that was sent to space
- its a giant cluster of stars with other plants in it
- what you are on tight now
- a giant cloud of dust and gas
- how to measure how far away the planets are
- the three most major concepts in astrology and mythology
- a weight of something
- located in ursa minor
28 Clues: ISS • first name _ • the ______ dipper • in the big dipper • in the little dipper • its what our earth is • a weight of something • located in ursa minor • also in the big dipper • the closet star to earth • what you are on tight now • the simplist element on earth • a giant cloud of dust and gas • what keeps us from floating away • what solar system our plant is on • ...
Vocab 2022-02-03
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- (the placement of..)- a word, especially an adjective or noun used attributively, that restricts or adds to the sense of a head noun
- pressure or tension exerted on a material object.
- a weight hung from a fixed point so that it can swing freely backward and forward, especially a rod with a weight at the end that regulates the mechanism of a clock.
- Phrase a modifying phrase consisting of a preposition and its object.
- go or move back or further away from a previous position.
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- (of an atmosphere or event) friendly, lively, and enjoyable.
- having or showing the capacity to become or develop into something in the future.
- (in Greek and Roman mythology) each of nine goddesses, the daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne, who preside over the arts and sciences.
- (of a person) avoiding work; lazy.
- having a sound basis in logic or fact; reasonable or cogent.
- depend on with full trust or confidence.
- pitifully sad and abandoned or lonely
- consisting of many different and connected parts.
13 Clues: (of a person) avoiding work; lazy. • pitifully sad and abandoned or lonely • depend on with full trust or confidence. • pressure or tension exerted on a material object. • consisting of many different and connected parts. • go or move back or further away from a previous position. • (of an atmosphere or event) friendly, lively, and enjoyable. • ...
Sunflowers 2021-07-07
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- sunflowers are native to these land spaces
- each petal of a sunflower along the head's circumference is its own flower, appropriately called this (two words)
- seedless sunflowers may be preferred by those with this allergy due to the lack of pollen produced
- one type of category of sunflowers (that I mistakingly thought was exhaustive)
- noun describing young sunflowers tracking the sun from sunrise to sunset every day until mature
- counter category of sunflowers that grow less than a meter
- self-pollinating sunflowers will never long for familiarity with these as the next generation
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- In Greek mythology, the name of one of Apollo's loves who is turned into a sunflower after finding Apollo with another
- adept four legged creatures who are masters at harvesting seeds and nuts
- adult sunflowers all look this direction (and pollinators find them)
- despite it's namesake, not all sunflowers show this pigment
- all categories of sunflowers require this amount of light for growth
- country where the tallest sunflower has been grown (nearly 10 meters!)
13 Clues: sunflowers are native to these land spaces • counter category of sunflowers that grow less than a meter • despite it's namesake, not all sunflowers show this pigment • adult sunflowers all look this direction (and pollinators find them) • all categories of sunflowers require this amount of light for growth • ...
Sunflowers 2021-07-07
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- sunflowers are native to these land spaces
- each petal of a sunflower along the head's circumference is its own flower, appropriately called this (two words)
- seedless sunflowers may be preferred by those with this allergy due to the lack of pollen produced
- one type of category of sunflowers (that I mistakingly thought was exhaustive)
- noun describing young sunflowers tracking the sun from sunrise to sunset every day until mature
- counter category of sunflowers that grow less than a meter
- self-pollinating sunflowers will never long for familiarity with these as the next generation
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- In Greek mythology, the name of one of Apollo's loves who is turned into a sunflower after finding Apollo with another
- adept four legged creatures who are masters at harvesting seeds and nuts
- adult sunflowers all look this direction (and pollinators find them)
- despite it's namesake, not all sunflowers show this pigment
- all categories of sunflowers require this amount of light for growth
- country where the tallest sunflower has been grown (nearly 10 meters!)
13 Clues: sunflowers are native to these land spaces • counter category of sunflowers that grow less than a meter • despite it's namesake, not all sunflowers show this pigment • adult sunflowers all look this direction (and pollinators find them) • all categories of sunflowers require this amount of light for growth • ...
Meter/metr, center/centr, cycl 2017-01-26
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- / One of a race of giants having a single eye in the middle of their forehead(Greek mythology)
- / Circles do not have the same centre point.
- / The point on the Earth's surface directly above the focus of an earthquake.
- / Showing a lot of effort or determination.
- / A very strong wind that moves very fast in a circle.
- / To organize the control of a country, organization, or system so that everything is done or decided in one place.
- / A metric unit of length equal to 1000 meters.
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- / Use again after processing.
- / A meter that shows mileage traversed.
- / A wheeled vehicle that has two wheels and is moved by foot pedals.
- / An instrument that measures atmospheric pressure.
- / A piece of equipment that makes a regular repeated sound like a clock, showing the speed at which music should be played.
- / tending to move toward a center.
- / Happening in cycles.
- / A function of a topological space that gives, for any two points in the space, a value equal to the distance between them.
15 Clues: / Happening in cycles. • / Use again after processing. • / tending to move toward a center. • / A meter that shows mileage traversed. • / Showing a lot of effort or determination. • / Circles do not have the same centre point. • / A metric unit of length equal to 1000 meters. • / An instrument that measures atmospheric pressure. • ...
Terms from Romeo and Juliet 2022-04-18
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- a struggle between two opposing forces
- two characters whose traits contrast one another
- a comment "off the side" by one character so that only certain actors and the audience hears
- a problem with a character that leads to his/her downfall
- a long speech from one character alone; reveals his/her thoughts so that the audience is informed
- a pair of words that are opposite; used for effect in a literary work
- a situation where the audience is aware of what is truly happening, but some characters do not
- a drama or literary work in which the main character is brough to ruin or suffers extreme sorrow
- references to the stars and planets, or ___ is common in Shakespeare's writing
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- references to gods and goddesses, or ___, is common in Shakespeare's writing
- previews the entire play
- a struggle within a character's own thoughts and emotions
- a long speech from one character to another on stage
- Shakespeare often repeats the last ___lines to make sure the audience heard the character
- events that build the plot of a literary work
15 Clues: previews the entire play • a struggle between two opposing forces • events that build the plot of a literary work • two characters whose traits contrast one another • a long speech from one character to another on stage • a struggle within a character's own thoughts and emotions • a problem with a character that leads to his/her downfall • ...
Crossword of Jade and Shadow 2023-12-04
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- Considered the Earth in ancient Mayan cosmology.
- The cutting of the throat; a practice that was present in many Mayan rituals.
- Alligatoroids of the Alligatoridae family which inhabit mashes and swamps in Mexico, South and Central America.
- Stones often paired with corn, resembling life and is associated with royalty.
- A large bat known as "The Death Bat" which resides in Xibalba.
- A type of headwear Mayan kings donned which bore a jade carving in the middle.
- A fiber plant native to Yucatan.
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- The Underworld in Mayan culture.
- Associated with stars as well as cigars due to their glowing tips.
- A creature of Mayan mythology that takes the appearance of a beautiful woman who seduces men to their death.
- Tribute and duty, as well as a virtue.
- An alcoholic drink.
- Bodies of pure water usually found in underground caves. They are seen as entrances to the Underworld in Mayan culture.
- Deities of the Huastec people, often associated with the weather.
- A traditional celebration that marks the first time a baby is carried on a hip.
15 Clues: An alcoholic drink. • The Underworld in Mayan culture. • A fiber plant native to Yucatan. • Tribute and duty, as well as a virtue. • Considered the Earth in ancient Mayan cosmology. • A large bat known as "The Death Bat" which resides in Xibalba. • Deities of the Huastec people, often associated with the weather. • ...
Ancient Greece 2024-09-18
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- A priest or priestess who provided advice or prophecy, often associated with the temple of Apollo at Delphi.
- A collection of myths, especially those involving Greek gods and heroes.
- An independent city that functions as its own country, typical in ancient Greece.
- A powerful city-state known for its democracy and philosophy.
- A heavily armed foot soldier of ancient Greece.
- A philosopher who was a student of Socrates and teacher of Aristotle.
- The king of the Greek gods, ruler of Mount Olympus.
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- A fortified hilltop in Athens, home to important temples like the Parthenon.
- A public open space used for assemblies and markets in Greek city-states.
- A temple dedicated to the goddess Athena, located on the Acropolis.
- Athletic games held every four years to honor Zeus.
- A system of government where citizens vote on decisions, first developed in Athens.
- The study of knowledge and existence, pioneered by thinkers like Socrates and Plato.
- A Greek city-state known for its military prowess and discipline.
- The legendary poet who wrote the "Iliad" and the "Odyssey."
15 Clues: A heavily armed foot soldier of ancient Greece. • Athletic games held every four years to honor Zeus. • The king of the Greek gods, ruler of Mount Olympus. • The legendary poet who wrote the "Iliad" and the "Odyssey." • A powerful city-state known for its democracy and philosophy. • A Greek city-state known for its military prowess and discipline. • ...
GSW Spring Myths Crossword 2025-05-09
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- A symbol of rebirth and spring, depicted as a face surrounded by or made from leaves.
- Celtic horned god associated with nature, fertility, and renewal.
- Germanic goddess associated with spring, fertility, and the dawn.
- Greek goddess whose return from the Underworld signals the start of spring.
- Anglo-Saxon goddess of spring and fertility, linked to the festival that became Easter.
- Latin for "spring," also the name of Botticelli’s mythological painting of the season.
- Greek goddess of the harvest who mourns her daughter in winter and rejoices in spring.
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- A tall pole decorated with ribbons and flowers, used in springtime fertility dances.
- Roman goddess of flowers and springtime.
- A spring fertility symbol linked to Eostre and later Easter traditions.
- Welsh mythical woman made from flowers, symbolizing spring and transformation.
- Often featured in spring myths as a symbol of renewal and life-giving fertility.
- Symbol of renewal and the fleeting beauty of life, celebrated in Japanese mythology.
- A Celtic festival held on May 1st to celebrate the return of light and fertility.
- The time in spring when day and night are equal in length.
15 Clues: Roman goddess of flowers and springtime. • The time in spring when day and night are equal in length. • Celtic horned god associated with nature, fertility, and renewal. • Germanic goddess associated with spring, fertility, and the dawn. • A spring fertility symbol linked to Eostre and later Easter traditions. • ...
Winter Crossword 2024-10-30
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- A Jewish holiday that begins on Kislev 25
- A type of holly that exists in Eastern North America
- A plant that is able to withstand and has adapted to cold temperatures and Arctic environments
- A device that tells the temperature
- A description of extreme cold
- A section of the year
- A word relating to regions around the North pole
- A permanently frozen layer of soil on or under Earth's surface that constantly exists in many parts of Russia
- A type of calendar that was created with 365 days that always addressed leap years every 4 years and was made by Julius Cesear
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- A event occuring on the 21st of December marking the beginning of winter, and holds signifigance to Greek mythology
- An African-American and Pan-African holiday created in 1966
- A significant and potentially dangerous drop in body temperature.
- A condition certain animals go into during winter that renders them unconscious to preserve food
- A half of the world: Northern, Southern, Western, or Eastern
- A word coming from a verb in Sanskrit and Poli that means "to awaken" or "awakened"
15 Clues: A section of the year • A description of extreme cold • A device that tells the temperature • A Jewish holiday that begins on Kislev 25 • A word relating to regions around the North pole • A type of holly that exists in Eastern North America • An African-American and Pan-African holiday created in 1966 • A half of the world: Northern, Southern, Western, or Eastern • ...
Sparta Crossword 2012-11-08
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- Sparta's first Eurypontid king
- The man who created Spartan laws and the military-orientated lifestyle
- The name of Leonidas's wife, the first Queen of Sparta
- The age a Spartan man would finish Agoge and enter the army
- Ulike most ancient cultures, Spartan women were________
- The Spartan women were treated as__________ of men
- The name for non'spartan free men raised as Spartans
- The group that was responsible for terrorising the Helots
- The common name for the Spartan Hoplite's shield
- The reigion that Sparta was located in
- The most popular religion in ancient Sparta
- The name for slaves
- the city-state that the Greeks defended at Thermopylae
- One of the lines that Spartan kings decended from
- The man who married Sparta in Greek mythology
- The name of the only Agiad to rule as a Eurypontid king
- The Athenian navy general who fought the Persians
- The great Spartan athlete who jumped over 7 meters in long jump
- The king of Sparta during the Trojan War
- The name for ex-spartan slaves
- The age by which Spartan men were expected to mary
- The title used to describe areas being controlled by Sparta
- The last know king of Sparta
- The percetage of land owned by women in Ancient Sparta
- The age at which Spartan boys would enter Agoge
- The people that were the main rivals of the Spartans
- The name of the training programs that the Spartan boys went through
- The sea that the Persians walked around on their way to the battle of Thermopylae
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- A famous German modern-day war general who idolised the Spartans
- The king of the gods in Greek mythology
- The spartan's sword and secondary weapon was called the _________
- The main river that flowed through Sparta
- The killing of weak or deformed children was a primitive form of _______
- The most famous Greek historian who described Spartan life
- the running race named after a Greek and Persian war
- The Spartan that was abducted by Paris, which caused the Trojan War
- The name for Spartan men who enjoyed full rights
- The scene of the navy battle between the Greeks and the Persians
- The practice that no soldier was better than his comrades
- The name for the Spartan warriors
- The king who gave the Helots their name
- The pass where the Spartans made their last stand
- The name of Sparta's first king
- The way the state of Sparta was run
- The word for the love or admiration of ancient Sparta
- The main language spoken by the Spartans
- one of the lines that Spartan kings decended from
- The Spartan's long spear was called the ______
- the Spartan king who led the Greeks against the Persians at Thermopylae
- the Persian leader who fought the Greeks at Thermopylae
- The name of the place where Sparta's main oracle was located
51 Clues: The name for slaves • The last know king of Sparta • Sparta's first Eurypontid king • The name for ex-spartan slaves • The name of Sparta's first king • The name for the Spartan warriors • The way the state of Sparta was run • The reigion that Sparta was located in • The king of the gods in Greek mythology • The king who gave the Helots their name • ...
stars and constellations 2015-02-28
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- A characteristic of stars that indicates its surface temperature
- The fourth brightest star
- Detects spectral lines that are used by astronomers to determine the composition of stars
- Refers to the halfman, halfhorse creature in Greek mythology and is the 9th largest constellation
- The rate at which a star radiates energy.
- Brightness of the star as seen by an observer from Earth
- Movement of the earth around the sun that determines which constellations can be seen at various times of the year
- A recognized, but not official, grouping of stars.
- the production of new elements in stars through fusion reactions
- A massive ball of glowing hydrogen and helium of extremely high temperatures, held together by its own gravity
- Devised a scale of 16 to describe the apparent magnitude of a star
- the constellation that makes up the stern of the boatshaped constellation
- The color of the hottest stars
- A star located at the tip of the handle of Ursa Minor
- Constellations that can be seen all year round
- Branch of natural science that deals with celestial objects, space and the physical universe as a whole
- people who study the sky. they employ the scientific method to make measurements and test their theories
- the third largest known constellation and is easy to see.
- Referred to as the “window to the future” before formal science came in
- The “Morning Star”
- in this hemisphere, there is no polar star as a reference point
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- Latin for “keel” and is the 34th largest constellation
- scale for measuring actual brightness of stars without considering their distance
- Occurs in the sun where hydrogen fuses to form helium, releasing energy
- A pseudoscience that determines the influence of the state of the stars and the planets at the time of one’s birth on an individual’s destiny or future.
- The constellation recognized for its asterism that forms a cross and is referred to as the Northern Cross
- British astronomer who discovered that stars move
- A constellation named after a queen in Greek mythology
- The scientist who first validated that the sun is also a star
- They make use of mathematics, computer tools, star maps, and diagrams, but they do not employ the scientific method.
- a greek philosopher that created a boatshaped Constellation
- The sections of the sky that contains recognizable patterns of stars
- A popularly known asterism of Ursa Major
- Is the smallest of 88 constellations
- An exploding dying star
- The second brightest star that helps in spacecraft navigation
- Movement of the earth around its axis that determines the position of the constellations throughout the night
- A large boatshaped constellation
- The brightest star with an absolute magnitude of 1.4
- A yellow dwarf star and a ball of hot gas held together by strong gravity
40 Clues: The “Morning Star” • An exploding dying star • The fourth brightest star • The color of the hottest stars • A large boatshaped constellation • Is the smallest of 88 constellations • A popularly known asterism of Ursa Major • The rate at which a star radiates energy. • Constellations that can be seen all year round • British astronomer who discovered that stars move • ...
Celestial Crosswords: Lunar Edition 2023-07-03
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- Discovered by Giovanni Cassini in 1672, its the first moon in the Solar System to have rings discovered around it
- The egg-shaped moon that orbits Saturn having a mean radius of just 1 mile
- Has a crust of frozen nitrogen; Io, Venus and this moon are the only bodies besides the earth to have volcanic activity at present
- The water particles ejected from the cryo-volcanoes of this moon form the 2nd outermost ring of Saturn
- The "Frankenstein moon" of Uranus
- A faint inner moon of Uranus, named after the roman god of love
- A potato-shaped moon, tends to disrupt Saturn's F ring
- Being in a co-orbital condition with its sister moon Janus, this moon switches orbits with Janus every 4 years
- The largest moon in the solar system relative to its parent body
- One of the inner moons of Saturn orbiting in Saturn's A ring; Shaped like a flying saucer or a ravioli
- The double-lobed moon of Pluto
- The farthest orbiting moon of any planet in the Solar System
- The only moon in the solar system that has its own magnetic field
- Named after the guardian of the land of the fire in Norse mythology
- Orbits in the keeler gap of Saturn's rings, its known as the wavemaker moon causing ripples to form in the rings of Saturn
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- Named after the nine-headed venomous snake monster in Chinese mythology, the only moon of the dwarf planet Gonggong
- Being 1/4th of the Earth's diameter, this moon's 60-150 Km deep ocean may contain twice the amount of water as on the Earth
- The closest moon of Uranus, is a shepherd moon that keeps the particles of the epsilon ring contained
- Uranus' largest moon, named after the queen of fairies in William Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream"
- The first non-round moon to be discovered
- The largest member of a 16 moon group which formed from a captured asteroid which broke off into the 16 pieces in a collision
- Most cratered moon in the solar system
- The reddest object in the solar system and appears to give out more heat than it receives from the Sun
- One of the darkest moons in the Solar System; Shares it's name with one of the main characters of "Friends"
- Also known as the Yin and Yang moon, where one side of the moon is bright and the other is dark
- Has a crater(Stickney) half its size and is expected to crash into its planet in about 50 million years
- A leafy vegetable
- Taking 360 days to complete one orbit around Neptune, it has the most eccentric orbit of any moon in the Solar System
- Closest moon of Saturn, has a giant impact crater which makes the moon look like the Death star from "Star Wars"
29 Clues: A leafy vegetable • The double-lobed moon of Pluto • The "Frankenstein moon" of Uranus • Most cratered moon in the solar system • The first non-round moon to be discovered • A potato-shaped moon, tends to disrupt Saturn's F ring • The farthest orbiting moon of any planet in the Solar System • A faint inner moon of Uranus, named after the roman god of love • ...
ETY&VOCAB MIDTERM REVIEW CHAPTER 5 2017-09-23
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- one whose interests and thoughts are mainly with other people and things outside oneself.
- one who is concerned with self- animation and one's own inner life.
- large, strong, aggressive woman. Fierce warrior women from Greek mythology.
- sarcastic, mockingly bitter, derisive. Anyone who ate of the poisonous plant, Sardinian would be left with a twisted, agonizing grin on their face before they perished.
- remedy for all desires, sufferings, troubles; nostrum
- objector of traditional beliefs, institutions and ideas. Eikon (Greek for icon) + klastes (breaker)= idol breaker, opposer of what everyone looks up to.
- blessing, especially at the end of a religious service.
- changeable, unpredictable, whimsical. Capra, as in Capricorn, the astrological sign for mountain goat. The mountain goat is known for its impulsivity.
- haughty, scornfully looking down on others. Super (Latin for above) + cilium (eyebrow and arrogance) = lift your eyebrow at others, look down at them.
- person who gives help or financial aid
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- desiring to do good; kind, generous
- agent of revenge, villain, retribution. This goddess would punish anyone who offended the Gods.
- one who receives benefits
- defer, put off till later
- goodness, kindness
15 Clues: goodness, kindness • one who receives benefits • defer, put off till later • desiring to do good; kind, generous • person who gives help or financial aid • remedy for all desires, sufferings, troubles; nostrum • blessing, especially at the end of a religious service. • one who is concerned with self- animation and one's own inner life. • ...
A-LC-AI 2020-09-10
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- life centers on your work.
- River a river that flows from Tibet through the Himalayas and Hindu Kush into the Arabian Sea.
- the ancient book of sacred songs (hymns) in which Hinduism’s beliefs are based.
- references history (Religious references religion (Bible, creation, other religion or religious texts)
- one of the religions from India; it stresses that one main force connects all of life.
- the most important language of Ancient India.
- a belief of both Hindus and Buddhists that the end result of all of a person’s good and bad actions will determine their rebirth.
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- life centers on friends.
- reference pop-culture (celebrities, athletes, movies, news, politics, etc)
- references Literature (books, poems, fairy tales, nursery rhymes)
- everything around me is related with school.
- a Hinduism belief that everyone moves in a constant cycle of birth, death, and rebirth.
- one of the religions from India; founded by Siddhartha Gautama and teaches that the most important thing in life is to reach peace by ending suffering.
- Siddhartha Gautama came to be called the Buddha or the “Enlightened One”.
- references Mythology (Greek, Roman, etc)
15 Clues: life centers on friends. • life centers on your work. • references Mythology (Greek, Roman, etc) • everything around me is related with school. • the most important language of Ancient India. • references Literature (books, poems, fairy tales, nursery rhymes) • Siddhartha Gautama came to be called the Buddha or the “Enlightened One”. • ...
stem word list 2024-09-03
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- a vehicle that has a single wheel and is usually propelled by pedals
- a lover of books especially for qualities of format
- a transparent blue, blue-green, or green variety of beryl used as a gem
- referred to or measured from the sun's center or appearing as if seen from it
- the perimeter of a circle
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- of or relating to the sea
- the sacred scriptures of Christians comprising the Old Testament and the New Testament
- a powerboat designed for racing that skims the surface of the water
- a dock or basin providing secure moorings for pleasure boats and often offering supply, repair, and other facilities
- to go completely around especially by water
- to remove bound water or hydrogen and oxygen from (a chemical compound) in the proportion in which they form water
- the science of mind and behavior
- any of a race of giants in Greek mythology with a single eye in the middle of the forehead
- a water-bearing stratum of permeable rock, sand, or gravel
- the part of the earth's surface directly above the focus of an earthquake
15 Clues: of or relating to the sea • the perimeter of a circle • the science of mind and behavior • to go completely around especially by water • a lover of books especially for qualities of format • a water-bearing stratum of permeable rock, sand, or gravel • a powerboat designed for racing that skims the surface of the water • ...
April Stems Crossword Puzzle!!! :D 2025-04-11
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- If you absolutely love listening to music and know all different types of music and bands, you are an__________
- Tom's constant bragging and need for attention showed signs of___________, where he believed he was the most important person in the room.
- Plants use______________to convert the sun’s energy to food.
- Of, derived from, relating to, or caused by the sun.
- A study of economics in terms of whole systems especially with reference to general levels of output and income and to the interrelations among sectors of the economy.
- The_________buffet was a cruise ship specialty.
- Adele gave a_______performance
- The________is the window opening in a camera.
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- Any of 88 groups of stars forming patterns
- The god of the sun in Greek mythology.
- Being, coming, or brought together so as to meet, touch, overlap, or unite
- A ___________is a person who loves wisdom and learning abstract thoughts.
- An individual or community thought of as a miniature universe or a world in itself
- Of moderate or low quality, value, ability
- Friendly relations between nations.
15 Clues: Adele gave a_______performance • Friendly relations between nations. • The god of the sun in Greek mythology. • Any of 88 groups of stars forming patterns • Of moderate or low quality, value, ability • The________is the window opening in a camera. • The_________buffet was a cruise ship specialty. • Of, derived from, relating to, or caused by the sun. • ...
- The Arrow - Crossword Puzzle - 2024-03-20
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- If you were to order a Vesper Martini, "Shaken not stirred". What famous person would you be sat with? (5,4)
- I am the arch enemy of Disney's Peter Pan? (7,4)
- What city is the capital city of Norway?
- What can be touched, but can never be seen?
- Who did Gareth Southgate replace as England manager in November 2016?
- I ran the 100 meters in 9.58 seconds? (5,4)
- This football club are known as The Robins? (7,4)
- This team won the last old division 1 league title, before it was re-branded to the Premier League in 1992? (5,6)
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- Former wales & Manchester United player known as Sparky?
- If you were born between November 22nd & December 21st, what star sign would you be?
- I am the lead singer of the Irish band U2?
- If the blue house has blue bricks, & the red house has red bricks, what is the green house made of?
- What is very easy to lift, but very hard to throw anywhere?
- What sits in a corner, but travels all around the world?
- In Greek mythology,who is king of the gods?
15 Clues: What city is the capital city of Norway? • I am the lead singer of the Irish band U2? • What can be touched, but can never be seen? • In Greek mythology,who is king of the gods? • I ran the 100 meters in 9.58 seconds? (5,4) • I am the arch enemy of Disney's Peter Pan? (7,4) • This football club are known as The Robins? (7,4) • ...
Percy List 1 2019-03-03
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- Become or cause to become soft or liquid
- Aware of and responding to one’s surroundings
- A vague unpleasant emotion in anticipation of a misfortune
- one of the forest gods in Greek mythology who have faces and bodies like men and ears, legs, and tails like goats
- Of or relating to things that are thought to exist but that cannot be seen.
- To draw back, as with fear or pain
- Break into parts or components or lose cohesion or unity
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- A mythical creature made up of half a man’s body, and half a bull’s body.
- In a hurried manner; acting too quickly
- Impaired ability to learn to read.
- Wanting what someone else has and resenting them for wanting it.
- The lack of knowledge or education.
- something (such as an image, a sound, or a smell) that seems real but does not really exist and that is usually caused by mental illness or the effect of a drug
- Decrease rapidly and disappear; turn into a gas.
- Make into a powder by breaking up or to become dust.
15 Clues: Impaired ability to learn to read. • To draw back, as with fear or pain • The lack of knowledge or education. • In a hurried manner; acting too quickly • Become or cause to become soft or liquid • Aware of and responding to one’s surroundings • Decrease rapidly and disappear; turn into a gas. • Make into a powder by breaking up or to become dust. • ...
A-LC-AI 2020-09-10
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- the ancient book of sacred songs (hymns) in which Hinduism’s beliefs are based.
- references history (Religious references religion (Bible, creation, other religion or religious texts)
- references Literature (books, poems, fairy tales, nursery rhymes)
- reference pop-culture (celebrities, athletes, movies, news, politics, etc)
- life centers on friends.
- life centers on your work.
- a Hinduism belief that everyone moves in a constant cycle of birth, death, and rebirth.
- the most important language of Ancient India.
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- Siddhartha Gautama came to be called the Buddha or the “Enlightened One”.
- everything around me is related with school.
- one of the religions from India; it stresses that one main force connects all of life.
- one of the religions from India; founded by Siddhartha Gautama and teaches that the most important thing in life is to reach peace by ending suffering.
- a belief of both Hindus and Buddhists that the end result of all of a person’s good and bad actions will determine their rebirth.
- River a river that flows from Tibet through the Himalayas and Hindu Kush into the Arabian Sea.
- references Mythology (Greek, Roman, etc)
15 Clues: life centers on friends. • life centers on your work. • references Mythology (Greek, Roman, etc) • everything around me is related with school. • the most important language of Ancient India. • references Literature (books, poems, fairy tales, nursery rhymes) • Siddhartha Gautama came to be called the Buddha or the “Enlightened One”. • ...
Comic Book Crossword 2023-05-16
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- Who got their powers by defeating Shou-Lao the undying?
- Who is the superhero who got their powers from the spirit of vengeance?
- Who is the Marvel superhero that played a leading role in WW2?
- Who is the superhero that is said to have never missed a shot?
- Who is the Superhero Bruce Wayne takes the mantle of?
- Who is the Marvel superhero who uses a high-tech suit and is also a billionaire?
- Who is the Superhero who gets their powers from a ring?
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- Who is Spider-Man's clone?
- Who is the Marvel superhero associated with Egyptian mythology?
- Who is the Kryptonian superhero who takes on the identity of Clark Kent?
- Who is the blind Marvel Superhero?
- Who is the superhero who says their name to use their powers?
- Who is the Marvel character also known as the god of mischief?
- Who is the Marvel superhero who knows they are a fictional character?
- Who is the Marvel superhero who travels through space and helped form the Guardians Of The Galaxy?
15 Clues: Who is Spider-Man's clone? • Who is the blind Marvel Superhero? • Who is the Superhero Bruce Wayne takes the mantle of? • Who got their powers by defeating Shou-Lao the undying? • Who is the Superhero who gets their powers from a ring? • Who is the superhero who says their name to use their powers? • Who is the Marvel character also known as the god of mischief? • ...
halloween costumes 2023-08-17
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- A nocturnal creature that drinks blood to sustain its immortal existence.
- A fire-breathing creature with a lion's head, goat's body, and serpent's tail.
- Doctor who brought to life through scientific experimentation.
- A small, mischievous creature that is often depicted causing trouble.
- A legendary ape-like creature, also known as Bigfoot, rumored to dwell in forests.
- A giant with a single eye in the middle of its forehead.
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- A preserved body wrapped in cloth, often awakened from ancient tombs.
- A framework of bones that once formed a living creature.
- A male mermaid, half-human and half-fish.
- A practitioner of magic, often depicted with a pointy hat and broomstick.
- Also known as the Abominable Snowman, a creature said to inhabit the Himalayas.
- Supernatural beings from Middle Eastern mythology with the ability to grant wishes.
- A human who transforms into a wolf-like creature during a full moon.
- A female spirit that wails to foretell death or disaster.
- The spirit or soul of a deceased person, often portrayed as a floating, translucent figure.
15 Clues: A male mermaid, half-human and half-fish. • A framework of bones that once formed a living creature. • A giant with a single eye in the middle of its forehead. • A female spirit that wails to foretell death or disaster. • Doctor who brought to life through scientific experimentation. • A human who transforms into a wolf-like creature during a full moon. • ...
Ancient Rome crossward 2024-04-01
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- A official appointed by a government to reside in a foreign country
- A political leader who possessed absolute power
- A unit of 3000 to 6000 men in the ancient Rome army
- A tribunal presided over by a judge or judges or a magistrate in civil and criminal cases
- A man trained to fight with weapons against other men and wild animals in an arena
- A state whose supreme power is held by the people they are elected
- A sovereign ruler of great power and rank
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- generally the general boy of free roman citizens who were not patricians
- One of the Olympian deities gods in Rome mythology
- A flag or banner that was attached to a pole which identified a roman legion
- The belief in and worship of a superhuman power or powers
- A right to reject a decision or proposal made by a law making body
- The processional entry of a victorious general into ancient Rome
- A group of rolling class families in ancient Rome
- Ruled as the king of the gods on mount Olympus
15 Clues: A sovereign ruler of great power and rank • Ruled as the king of the gods on mount Olympus • A political leader who possessed absolute power • A group of rolling class families in ancient Rome • One of the Olympian deities gods in Rome mythology • A unit of 3000 to 6000 men in the ancient Rome army • The belief in and worship of a superhuman power or powers • ...
Star Pattern 2019-08-07
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- One of the brightest and most recognizable constellation in the night sky
- A star above the Earth’s Axis
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- A distinct pattern formed by a group of stars.
- A tool used to determine where stars appear in the sky
- One of the most known constellation that lies in the celestial equator. It is named after a mythical hunter from the Greek mythology
5 Clues: A star above the Earth’s Axis • A distinct pattern formed by a group of stars. • A tool used to determine where stars appear in the sky • One of the brightest and most recognizable constellation in the night sky • One of the most known constellation that lies in the celestial equator. It is named after a mythical hunter from the Greek mythology
Animals 2022-11-08
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- It's an insect who has a pattern of dots
- It's a domestic animal, carnivore, and it is often portrayed as an animal who eats mice.
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- it's an animal that travels in packs, and is often related to the moon in movies, books, mythology, folklore
- it's a domestical animal who barks
- it's a reptile that has no arms or legs
5 Clues: it's a domestical animal who barks • it's a reptile that has no arms or legs • It's an insect who has a pattern of dots • It's a domestic animal, carnivore, and it is often portrayed as an animal who eats mice. • it's an animal that travels in packs, and is often related to the moon in movies, books, mythology, folklore
Celestial Crosswords: Lunar Edition 2023-07-21
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- Orbits in the keeler gap of Saturn's rings, its known as the wavemaker moon causing ripples to form in the rings of Saturn
- The egg-shaped moon that orbits Saturn having a mean radius of just 1 mile
- Taking 360 days to complete one orbit around Neptune, it has the most eccentric orbit of any moon in the solar system
- Uranus' largest moon, named after the queen of fairies in William Shakespeare's "A midnight summer night's dream"
- A faint inner moon of Uranus, named after the roman god of love
- Most cratered moon in the solar system
- The reddest object in the solar system and appears to give out more heat than it recieves from the sun
- Named after the nine-headed venomous snake monster in Chinese mythology, the only moon of the dwarf planet Gonggong.
- A potato-shaped moon, tends to disrupt Saturn's F ring
- Named after the guardian of the land of the fire in Norse mythology
- One of the inner moons of Saturn orbiting in saturn's A ring; Shaped like a flying saucer or a ravioli
- The first non-round moon to be discovered
- The water particles ejected from the cryo-volcanoes of this moon form the 2nd outermost ring of Saturn
- The double-lobed moon of Pluto
- The closest moon of Uranus; is a shepherd moon that keeps the particles of the epsilon ring contained
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- One of the darkest moons in the solar system;Shares its name with one of the main characters of the TV show "Friends"
- The "Frankenstein moon" of Uranus
- Being 1/4th of the earth's diameter, this moon's 60-150 km deep ocean may contain twice the amount of water as on the Earth
- Being in a co-orbital condition with its sister moon Janus, this moon switches orbits with Janus every 4 Earth years
- Also known as the Yin and Yang moon, where one side of the moon is bright and the other is dark
- Closest moon of Saturn, has a giant impact crater which makes the moon look like the Death star from "Star Wars"
- The largest moon in the solar system relative to its parent body
- The largest member of a 16 moon group which formed from a captured asteroid which broke off into the 16 pieces in a collision
- Having a crust of frozen nitrogen; Io, Venus and this moon are the only bodies besides the earth to have volcanic activity at present
- The only moon in the solar system that has its own magnetic field
- The farthest orbiting moon of any planet in the solar system
- Discovered by Giovanni Cassini in 1672, its the first moon in the solar system to have rings discovered around it
- Has a crater(Stickney) half its size and is expected to crash into its planet in about 50 million years
- A leafy vegetable
29 Clues: A leafy vegetable • The double-lobed moon of Pluto • The "Frankenstein moon" of Uranus • Most cratered moon in the solar system • The first non-round moon to be discovered • A potato-shaped moon, tends to disrupt Saturn's F ring • The farthest orbiting moon of any planet in the solar system • A faint inner moon of Uranus, named after the roman god of love • ...
Romeo & Juliet 2026-03-31
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- A large body of dialogue spoken to the audience or another character in the play; example of this is Mercutio's manic speech
- Main protagonist of the Capulet house
- Friend of Romeo, helps him with his love for Rosaline
- Explains the current situation between the two houses, the main characters, and how they will end up
- A character that is meant to show a contrast between them and the other character. Example: Romeo & Count Paris
- Mother of Romeo, died of grief shortly after his death
- Caretaker for Juliet, is often giddy and overly compassionate for her
- A type of character that maintains the same personality throughout the play, an example being Tybalt, who always stays as the violent hothead of Verona.
- Father of Juliet, Did not approve of Juliet's refusal of marrying Paris
- Mother of Juliet, Extremely strict
- A type of character that changes its personality throughout the play, an example being Juliet going from being an obedient daughter to someone who strives for another man's love.
- What an allusion may contain regarding bodies of work that are popular at its time, an example being biblical imagery and Greek mythology.
- A type of irony where the audience knows that will happen next, but the character(s) do(es)n't.
- Trusted figure to Romeo, ends up marrying him to Juliet & plays a role in Juliet's plan to stay with Romeo
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- Father of Romeo, wants to look out for his child
- Where most of the play takes place in.
- A large body of dialogue not spoken to anyone, only themself; example of this is the balcony scene
- Friend of Romeo, dies in a fight with Tybalt
- Capulet-leaning character, is arranged to marry Juliet and ends up dying
- A well rounded character, with lots of interesting character traits, an example being Friar Lawrence, a kooky old man who is willing to do anything for the people he cares about.
- Neutral character, has a lot of authority over the citizens of Verona
- A reference to another body of work in a certain of work; example of this is Greek mythology being referenced heavily in names & elements of the story
- What an allusion may contain regarding bodies of work or things that will always remain relevant no matter what, an example being feelings of love.
- Main protagonist of the Montague house
- Hothead of the Capulet family, commonly gets into fights and eventually dies in retaliation by Romeo
- Where Romeo gets banished to.
- Follows a rhyme scheme of ABAB CDCD EFEF GG, is seen multiple times throughout the play
- An uninteresting character, with little to no personality traits, an example being the parents of Romeo and Juliet respectively, as the feud between the two houses are the only defining trait about their character.
28 Clues: Where Romeo gets banished to. • Mother of Juliet, Extremely strict • Main protagonist of the Capulet house • Where most of the play takes place in. • Main protagonist of the Montague house • Friend of Romeo, dies in a fight with Tybalt • Father of Romeo, wants to look out for his child • Friend of Romeo, helps him with his love for Rosaline • ...
Lion, Witch, Wardrobe- Chapters 5-8 2026-04-20
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- -g/v- to associate or mingle as brothers, can be negative
- - n- continuous and careful thought
- - pl-n- assumed or taken for granted : presuppositions
- - n / v- to utter by or as if by divine inspiration / divine utterance
- - pl-n- decorative chains or strips hanging between two points
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- pl-n- people who see sights of interest
- - n- a figure in Roman mythology similar to a satyr, with hooved feet
- - adv- characterized by or proceeding from an intense and serious state of mind, in an earnest way
- n - a small usually square piece of cloth used for usually personal purposes
- - adj- summoned or signaled, typically with a wave or nod
- - n- a tough gummy volatile aromatic crystalline compound, obtained especially from wood/bark of the camphor tree, used as a liniment and mild topical analgesic in medicine...
- - n- power or authority to make use of as one chooses
- - n -the dominion, sway, or influence of one resembling a monarch
13 Clues: - n- continuous and careful thought • pl-n- people who see sights of interest • - n- power or authority to make use of as one chooses • - pl-n- assumed or taken for granted : presuppositions • -g/v- to associate or mingle as brothers, can be negative • - adj- summoned or signaled, typically with a wave or nod • ...
Ancient Greece 2024-11-15
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- a city-state in ancient Greece.
- Greek city-state known for culture.
- Wars, conflicts between 499BC-449 BC that united Athens and Sparta to gain control of the Aegean Sea.
- type of government that arose in Sparta where a small group government the people.
- the elevated portion of a Greek city-state.
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- a belief system that Greeks and Romans created to explain the natural world.
- War, conflict between Sparta and Athens from 431 BC to 404 BC that resulted in the eventual downfall of Greece.
- Greek city-state known for military training.
- League, a group of Greek city-states in alliance with Sparta after the Persian Wars.
- associated with Greek culture.
- League, a group of Greek city-states in alliance with Athens at the end of the Persian Wars.
- Age, period of time when Alexander the Great conquered Greece and Persia and resulted in the bending of Greek and Asian Cultures.
- type of government that originated in Greece and involved active citizen participation and rule by the people.
- type of government where the ruler's position is hereditary.
14 Clues: associated with Greek culture. • a city-state in ancient Greece. • Greek city-state known for culture. • the elevated portion of a Greek city-state. • Greek city-state known for military training. • type of government where the ruler's position is hereditary. • a belief system that Greeks and Romans created to explain the natural world. • ...
Ancient Greece 2024-11-15
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- a city-state in ancient Greece.
- Greek city-state known for culture.
- Wars, conflicts between 499BC-449 BC that united Athens and Sparta to gain control of the Aegean Sea.
- type of government that arose in Sparta where a small group government the people.
- the elevated portion of a Greek city-state.
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- a belief system that Greeks and Romans created to explain the natural world.
- War, conflict between Sparta and Athens from 431 BC to 404 BC that resulted in the eventual downfall of Greece.
- Greek city-state known for military training.
- League, a group of Greek city-states in alliance with Sparta after the Persian Wars.
- associated with Greek culture.
- League, a group of Greek city-states in alliance with Athens at the end of the Persian Wars.
- Age, period of time when Alexander the Great conquered Greece and Persia and resulted in the bending of Greek and Asian Cultures.
- type of government that originated in Greece and involved active citizen participation and rule by the people.
- type of government where the ruler's position is hereditary.
14 Clues: associated with Greek culture. • a city-state in ancient Greece. • Greek city-state known for culture. • the elevated portion of a Greek city-state. • Greek city-state known for military training. • type of government where the ruler's position is hereditary. • a belief system that Greeks and Romans created to explain the natural world. • ...
working vocabulary 2022-09-23
Across
- how individuals or groups view the world based on a variety of factors such as age, race, gender, culture, etc
- a shortened highlight of key ideas / details of a piece of writing focused only on what is specifically there
- a descriptive phrase used to rename someone or something
- a recurrent symbol or motif in literature, art, or mythology; a typical example
- a story told by a narrator with a beginning, middle, and end
- the series of events that comprise the action of a narrative
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- how an author uses language to convey the traits of a character with a reader
- a series of details and interpretation used to effectively support a claim
- the idea that is central to the story; what we learn about the human condition from the story
- an expression of grief or sorrow at something lost
- type
- the process of examining component parts and describing their individual and related functions
- a reference to a familiar idea in used to add a depth of understanding to another idea
13 Clues: type • an expression of grief or sorrow at something lost • a descriptive phrase used to rename someone or something • a story told by a narrator with a beginning, middle, and end • the series of events that comprise the action of a narrative • a series of details and interpretation used to effectively support a claim • ...
